Hosting was something Albie Casio has always wanted to pursue. But it took him 12 years to finally take the leap because he was scared, he admitted, that his dyslexia could get in the way. "I have been acting for 12 years and my handlers have been telling me to try hosting. They think I can be good at it. But it has always scared me because I'm dyslexic," Albie said in a recent video conference that introduced him as one of the hosts of the reality talent search "Top Class: The Rise to P-Pop Stardom." Reading from teleprompters, for instance, used to rattle him easily. "It's especially hard when I have to read names or usernames," he pointed out. "When you have to do spiels, so...
Keep on reading: How Albie beats the odds against dyslexia and ADHD
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