Still, whatever the story may be, the pair have beendating the border wall, funding for more immigration agents, and funding for Planned Parenthood. Both parties are hopeful they can reach an agreement. Find out more fromThe New York Times performance, fans around the world are itching to hear what else 2020 has in store for the K-pop superstars.Twitter contentView on TwitterLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily email.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: good at faking an American accent!) has had the experience of a lifetime while filming. Wet, drool-y kisses included. "I didn't have any money to stay in an apartment after shooting the pilot for the show, so I stayed on friends' couches," Kat admits. "One of them let me live on the sofa with his Boston Terrier. He was my sleeping buddy for a while." But unlike her character, she knew she had a real, drama-free family waiting for her to come back home. "Carter's a 16-year-old girl who's had this really great life with her single mom, who's like her sister and best friend," she says. "But that all changes one day when she's out with her friends and gets taken in by the police. They're going to let her go with a warning, but after typing her name into the system they figure out she's this girl they've been looking for in another state for 13 years—she was abducted from her front lawn when she was three. This amazing woman who's been this incredible mom to her isn't her mom—she's a kidnapper."