October 22, 2021 • 11 mins
After receiving shocking news at the clinic, Maria goes to Hermana Claudia for guidance. Luisa discusses her childhood traumas with her therapist, Dr. Goldberg.
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Previously on the Princess of South Beach. Maria de Garmin
and Estraja went to see doctor Hidalgo, where Maria found
out that I, Gloria, had had an abortion shortly before
the accident, and that I had also asked for some
DNA testing because of secret letters claiming that Calderon's aren't
my real parents. What Meanwhile, my father Esteban made Nacho,
(00:27):
my boyfriend's father, his campaign manager for his mayoral campaign.
Things keep spicing up as Nacho apparently also has some
money issues. Wow, let's keep rolling. Why no, Gloria, those
samples should be enough to run the test. We'll call
you back when we get the DNA results. Thank you, doctor.
(00:47):
I don't have a phone, Estraya, can you give them
your number. I'm waiting on the results of some tests
of ESTA. Can I talk to you alone for a moment,
Doctor Estia. Have you noticed that Gloria has been acting
very strange? Oh my god, it was just me yet
(01:08):
super strange. Physically, she's in perfect health, but I think
she may be on the verge of a mental breakdown.
I advise you to not leave her by herself until
she's better. Shared thing, Doctor looks like Estraya just became
Maria's nanny. But with all the drama, it seems like
what Maria really wants is a nun. Gloria, Gloria, what what?
(01:33):
What did the doctor tell you? How's the baby doing?
The baby? Oh? There is no baby? Oh my god?
Did you lose it in the accident? Um? Yes, I'm
so sorry. You know, I don't want to talk about
it right now. I feel like I need some time alone.
(01:53):
I'm going for a walk by myself. Well I don't
think that's such a good idea. I'm fine, but the
doctor told me too, and she explicitly. I'm asking you
as a favor to please leave me alone, but I
don't think. Well, Maria, what do you think I would
do in a situation Estra? Yeah, you're a maid and
(02:14):
you work for me, right, Yes, then I'm ordering you
to go back home. Looks like you're feeling more like
yourself again. Okay, I'll wait for you back home. Thank you. Wow, Maria,
(02:36):
I didn't think you had it in you. But just
because you give orders doesn't mean they'll be followed. And
where do you think you're going? Ermanita? Excuse me, senor?
Is this the bus that takes you to the conventica. Okay, cool, now,
(03:03):
hurry up, o yo yo. Has anyone ever told you
look like Gloria Calderone? No, first time. And while Maria
is on her way back to the comfort of the nuns,
Luisa is having a crisis of her own. So then, Luisa,
(03:28):
how have you been feeling this past week? I already
told you good, perfect, excellent, Luisa. I've been your psychiatrist
for almost two years now, and every single session you
say the same exact thing, up until there are only
ten minutes left in the session, and then you decide
to tell me all of your problems. What are you
(03:49):
talking about? I'm Luis, I'm half problems, Luisa. Everybody has problems.
Even the Pope has problems. We've already talked about how
your fear of opening up to others stems from the
same trauma of never receiving your father's loss. Unbelievable. Who
do you think you are talking to me like that?
(04:11):
Your therapist talking to you like that is literally my job, Luisa,
Sit down. Your pacing is wearing a hole in the carpet.
Now take a deep breath. What's bothering you? Well? If
you really want to know so badly, I think Stemman
(04:31):
is cheating on me. I see. And why do you
think your husband's being unfaithful? He's working late every single night,
and when he gets home, he doesn't even want to
touch me. When was the last time he touched you? October? Oh?
Why no, that's not that bad up two thousand and one. Okay,
(04:52):
that's concerning. He's obsessed with this idea of becoming the mayor,
and ever since he started working with this man Natural,
he's stopped talking to me. Sure, he hasn't touched me
in almost two decades, but at least before we would talk.
I can feel it in my bones. Something different is happening.
(05:18):
You know, sometimes trauma takes years to manifest itself. I
think what we are witnessing here is the result of
years of suppressing internal trauma, me trauma. I already told
you I don't have any trauma or problems. I am
Louisa called that on. You know, repeating your name doesn't
(05:40):
get rid of your traumas. Now, let's talk about your father.
My father has nothing to do with this, Louisa, Why
are you so scared to talk about him? I'm not
my father didn't traumatize me. I just hear his voice
calling me useless every time I look at myself in
the mirror, and in my dreams, and anytime there's a
(06:00):
lull in a conversation. Louisa, the way a father treats
his daughter is crucial in the formation of a woman's
self esteem. My self esteem is fine. Since I started
seeing you. You've gotten seventeen plastic surgeries. No one said
self esteem was free, Luisa. A woman's worth is about
a lot more than her physical beauty. That's what people
(06:23):
who can't afford plastic surgery say. Have you been doing
your daily affirmations? I see I'm intelligent, beautiful and powerful.
Good good. But Luisa, you can't just say it. You know,
you have to believe it. Your self worth should come
(06:44):
from yourself, not your father, not your husband. Now looks
like we're out of time. Wow, Mommy, Luisa had more
inner demons than I knew. I won through how Maria
del Cardeman is handling hers Hayti Lovers, it's me Tatiana, obviously, Boy,
(07:17):
do we have a juicy scoop for you on the
next team with Tatiana. Next week's guest, Well none other
than Gloria's number one fan, Gloriana, get ready to do
some double takes as you try to figure out Wait,
(07:38):
is this actually Gloria? Spoiler alert, It's absolutely not. She
also mentioned something about how she felt more comfortable being
herself after buying a Lincoln Aviator GT. I have so
many questions. All of them are good. I mean it
(08:00):
all right. That's it for now, but be shure to
tune in next time for more scandalous rumors about the
Calderones on the next tea with Tatiana. Wow, mommy Luisa
(08:27):
had more inner demons than I knew. I wonder how
Maria del Carmen is handling hers. Forgive me, father, for
I have sinned. This is my one hundred forty eight confession,
and these are my father. Hello, I Maria, academ Mona Claudia,
(08:54):
what are you doing inside the confessional? Boom? Oh, I've
first live in here. I was hiding from Irmana Susana.
She's a good nun, but so annoying. Someone, Wait, what
are you doing here? Called me to tell me you
(09:16):
never showed up for the second day of work. We've
been worrid sick. Oh sorry, no, hear. Amana, Claudia, I've
missed you so much. You won't believe what happened to me.
Everything in Miami. You so much crazier than you told me.
I told you that Reggaeton was the work of the devil. Normana.
(09:36):
I need your help. I don't know what to do.
Tell me there's nothing that prayer cancel of. Okay, I
think we're gonna need more than prayers for this one.
Do you know who Gloria Caldron is. Be careful with
your story, Maria del Carmen. You never know who might
(09:57):
be listening. If you're enjoying Princess of South Beach, please subscribe, rate,
and review our show wherever you're listening. The Princess of
South Beach is a production of Ihearts, Mikultura Podcast Network
and Sonoro. Created and directed by Jasmine Romero, Written by
Jasmine Romero and Joanna Houseman, with help from Daniela Serkis,
(10:20):
Monisa Heinris, and Christian Hattar. Produced by Luis or Castillo,
Executive produced by Conald Byrne and Giselle Bances for iHeart
by Joanna Housman and by Jasmine Romero and Joshua Weinstein
for Sonaro. Performances in this episode by Rachel Zegler, Gina Torres,
Yvonne Cole X Mayo, Laura Gomez, and Laura Straco. Our
(10:42):
production manager is Geinsachitis. Recording and engineering by Emiliano Quintanar,
with sound designed by Edwin Irigoyen Cassandratinajo, Andres Bayena, Diego
Medina and Andres Coronado. Assistant sound designed by Eric Senttheno,
Casting and coordination by Andres Chaitis Folly by Samantha Gonzalez
Phong our theme song and original music by Rodrigo Garcia
(11:05):
Roles and Charlie Hernandez.
Previously on the Princess of South Beach. Maria de Garmin
and Estraja went to see doctor Hidalgo, where Maria found
out that I, Gloria, had had an abortion shortly before
the accident, and that I had also asked for some
DNA testing because of secret letters claiming that Calderon's aren't
my real parents. What Meanwhile, my father Esteban made Nacho,
(00:27):
my boyfriend's father, his campaign manager for his mayoral campaign.
Things keep spicing up as Nacho apparently also has some
money issues. Wow, let's keep rolling. Why no, Gloria, those
samples should be enough to run the test. We'll call
you back when we get the DNA results. Thank you, doctor.
(00:47):
I don't have a phone, Estraya, can you give them
your number. I'm waiting on the results of some tests
of ESTA. Can I talk to you alone for a moment,
Doctor Estia. Have you noticed that Gloria has been acting
very strange? Oh my god, it was just me yet
(01:08):
super strange. Physically, she's in perfect health, but I think
she may be on the verge of a mental breakdown.
I advise you to not leave her by herself until
she's better. Shared thing, Doctor looks like Estraya just became
Maria's nanny. But with all the drama, it seems like
what Maria really wants is a nun. Gloria, Gloria, what what?
(01:33):
What did the doctor tell you? How's the baby doing?
The baby? Oh? There is no baby? Oh my god?
Did you lose it in the accident? Um? Yes, I'm
so sorry. You know, I don't want to talk about
it right now. I feel like I need some time alone.
(01:53):
I'm going for a walk by myself. Well I don't
think that's such a good idea. I'm fine, but the
doctor told me too, and she explicitly. I'm asking you
as a favor to please leave me alone, but I
don't think. Well, Maria, what do you think I would
do in a situation Estra? Yeah, you're a maid and
(02:14):
you work for me, right, Yes, then I'm ordering you
to go back home. Looks like you're feeling more like
yourself again. Okay, I'll wait for you back home. Thank you. Wow, Maria,
(02:36):
I didn't think you had it in you. But just
because you give orders doesn't mean they'll be followed. And
where do you think you're going? Ermanita? Excuse me, senor?
Is this the bus that takes you to the conventica. Okay, cool, now,
(03:03):
hurry up, o yo yo. Has anyone ever told you
look like Gloria Calderone? No, first time. And while Maria
is on her way back to the comfort of the nuns,
Luisa is having a crisis of her own. So then, Luisa,
(03:28):
how have you been feeling this past week? I already
told you good, perfect, excellent, Luisa. I've been your psychiatrist
for almost two years now, and every single session you
say the same exact thing, up until there are only
ten minutes left in the session, and then you decide
to tell me all of your problems. What are you
(03:49):
talking about? I'm Luis, I'm half problems, Luisa. Everybody has problems.
Even the Pope has problems. We've already talked about how
your fear of opening up to others stems from the
same trauma of never receiving your father's loss. Unbelievable. Who
do you think you are talking to me like that?
(04:11):
Your therapist talking to you like that is literally my job, Luisa,
Sit down. Your pacing is wearing a hole in the carpet.
Now take a deep breath. What's bothering you? Well? If
you really want to know so badly, I think Stemman
(04:31):
is cheating on me. I see. And why do you
think your husband's being unfaithful? He's working late every single night,
and when he gets home, he doesn't even want to
touch me. When was the last time he touched you? October? Oh?
Why no, that's not that bad up two thousand and one. Okay,
(04:52):
that's concerning. He's obsessed with this idea of becoming the mayor,
and ever since he started working with this man Natural,
he's stopped talking to me. Sure, he hasn't touched me
in almost two decades, but at least before we would talk.
I can feel it in my bones. Something different is happening.
(05:18):
You know, sometimes trauma takes years to manifest itself. I
think what we are witnessing here is the result of
years of suppressing internal trauma, me trauma. I already told
you I don't have any trauma or problems. I am
Louisa called that on. You know, repeating your name doesn't
(05:40):
get rid of your traumas. Now, let's talk about your father.
My father has nothing to do with this, Louisa, Why
are you so scared to talk about him? I'm not
my father didn't traumatize me. I just hear his voice
calling me useless every time I look at myself in
the mirror, and in my dreams, and anytime there's a
(06:00):
lull in a conversation. Louisa, the way a father treats
his daughter is crucial in the formation of a woman's
self esteem. My self esteem is fine. Since I started
seeing you. You've gotten seventeen plastic surgeries. No one said
self esteem was free, Luisa. A woman's worth is about
a lot more than her physical beauty. That's what people
(06:23):
who can't afford plastic surgery say. Have you been doing
your daily affirmations? I see I'm intelligent, beautiful and powerful.
Good good. But Luisa, you can't just say it. You know,
you have to believe it. Your self worth should come
(06:44):
from yourself, not your father, not your husband. Now looks
like we're out of time. Wow, Mommy, Luisa had more
inner demons than I knew. I won through how Maria
del Cardeman is handling hers Hayti Lovers, it's me Tatiana, obviously, Boy,
(07:17):
do we have a juicy scoop for you on the
next team with Tatiana. Next week's guest, Well none other
than Gloria's number one fan, Gloriana, get ready to do
some double takes as you try to figure out Wait,
(07:38):
is this actually Gloria? Spoiler alert, It's absolutely not. She
also mentioned something about how she felt more comfortable being
herself after buying a Lincoln Aviator GT. I have so
many questions. All of them are good. I mean it
(08:00):
all right. That's it for now, but be shure to
tune in next time for more scandalous rumors about the
Calderones on the next tea with Tatiana. Wow, mommy Luisa
(08:27):
had more inner demons than I knew. I wonder how
Maria del Carmen is handling hers. Forgive me, father, for
I have sinned. This is my one hundred forty eight confession,
and these are my father. Hello, I Maria, academ Mona Claudia,
(08:54):
what are you doing inside the confessional? Boom? Oh, I've
first live in here. I was hiding from Irmana Susana.
She's a good nun, but so annoying. Someone, Wait, what
are you doing here? Called me to tell me you
(09:16):
never showed up for the second day of work. We've
been worrid sick. Oh sorry, no, hear. Amana, Claudia, I've
missed you so much. You won't believe what happened to me.
Everything in Miami. You so much crazier than you told me.
I told you that Reggaeton was the work of the devil. Normana.
(09:36):
I need your help. I don't know what to do.
Tell me there's nothing that prayer cancel of. Okay, I
think we're gonna need more than prayers for this one.
Do you know who Gloria Caldron is. Be careful with
your story, Maria del Carmen. You never know who might
(09:57):
be listening. If you're enjoying Princess of South Beach, please subscribe, rate,
and review our show wherever you're listening. The Princess of
South Beach is a production of Ihearts, Mikultura Podcast Network
and Sonoro. Created and directed by Jasmine Romero, Written by
Jasmine Romero and Joanna Houseman, with help from Daniela Serkis,
(10:20):
Monisa Heinris, and Christian Hattar. Produced by Luis or Castillo,
Executive produced by Conald Byrne and Giselle Bances for iHeart
by Joanna Housman and by Jasmine Romero and Joshua Weinstein
for Sonaro. Performances in this episode by Rachel Zegler, Gina Torres,
Yvonne Cole X Mayo, Laura Gomez, and Laura Straco. Our
(10:42):
production manager is Geinsachitis. Recording and engineering by Emiliano Quintanar,
with sound designed by Edwin Irigoyen Cassandratinajo, Andres Bayena, Diego
Medina and Andres Coronado. Assistant sound designed by Eric Senttheno,
Casting and coordination by Andres Chaitis Folly by Samantha Gonzalez
Phong our theme song and original music by Rodrigo Garcia
(11:05):
Roles and Charlie Hernandez.
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