And while you could say that putting bullies in their place might be Skai’s superpower, she’s still very much human. When we asked her what advice she’d give herself, being strong in the face of haters on social media is at the top of her list. “I was 9 when I first started [acting], and of course being known from TV, you are going to get some hate,” she explained. “At the time, I didn't know how to deal with it and would read every comment and get so upset by it! But now I honestly don't care what anyone has to say about me because I'm only living for myself at the end of the day.” She even has a hashtag – #skaisthelimit – that encourages her fans to be themselves and work hard for their dreams, just like she’s doing herself.Related: Huh. Makes our revelations of who's dating who based on selfies from 4 weeks ago look like smalltime detective work in comparison.ContentView Iframe URLRelated: I would say retaining that creative energy, making sure you’re staying stretched. Constantly challenging yourself. Comedy is supposed to be an ever-evolving thing, it's always changing. You can see how things change in memes —common taste changes. You have to constantly be on top of that, and understand that your comedy. You have to stay true to what your supporters expect of you, but it’s okay to allow your comedy to change.TV In the run-up to the show, the legendary house also tapped German photographer Juergen Teller to produce a video teaser and a photographic series spotlighting the castle. Teller also highlighted the collection itself in a series of studio photographs with the models.