“Reach for the stars” they said, and that’s exactly what Carly Fleischmann has done in the inaugural episode of her new web series, Speechless with Carly Fleischmann.
Carly Fleischmann just landed her first real interview with none other than Channing Tatum himself, but, what makes this interview truly remarkable is that Carly is non-verbal. Carly, as a child, was diagnosed with autism, oral-motor apraxia and cognitive delay. She conducts her interviews by writing questions on an iPad and they are read aloud by Siri. This has enabled her to get the interview of the year as well as create a memory that will last a lifetime. Carley was fearless when asking Channing questions, held nothing back and even proclaimed her love for Channing and jokingly explained that Channing was “going to leave his wife for her”.
You can see the rest of this interview here and see the surprise ending Carly never dreamed she would get!
We first showcased Carly when she found her inner voice, you can watch that here [1] .
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