debuted, he was sitting with a respectable 700,000 on Instagram alone. Now, it’s not even worth keeping track.) “I think ... I'm still on the journey, you know? I'm still working on that,” he says. “I would say I kind of just realized one day that it wasn't worth hiding from my emotions, and that I was unhappy, and that I needed to make a change in my life so that I could be happier. Once I went through that, and I'm still going through it, I feel like,why hide that?” Noah’s constantly looking to grow, too; he says he’s being as intentional as he can about his next big steps. “I just want to keep being involved in great projects that push positive messages to people. I'm definitely taking my time considering that. Hopefully we do the [To All the Boys contestants, that's no different. It's industry-standard for artists to pay for their own booths, so re-cooping those costs are usually factored into signing. Luckily, signing fees are usually included in merch prices, so you can think of your picture or autograph coming with a T-shirt or pin that you were going to buy anyway. This is their career, please remember that!Don't Forget to Pack the Basics Peyton plays Sam, the "second-born" princess who isn't super comfortable with her royal duties and is a bit of a rebel, preferring to go to protests and play music instead of fulfilling her royal duties. She's lived in the shadow of her beautiful sister, the future queen, but Sam discovers that she has special powers to help defend her kingdom — and she's not alone. She ends up at a boarding school for second-born royals just like her, all of whom have superpowers and unique abilities. According to their teacher, Professor Morrow, second-born royals have been secretly keeping the peace for generations, and this new group has big shoes to fill. Soon, the group has to work together to save the world from an evil villain.