I disappeared for a minute not because I was lost, but because I was building in silence.
After ten years of nonstop travel, always being camera-ready, chaos, & putting on a show I finally hit pause button.
Just for a second.
In this solo comeback episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on:
- Why I walked away from a version of myself the internet was obsessed with
- What burnout really looks like when no one’s watching
- The truth about healing in private… and why it’s kind of the sexiest thing I’ve ever done
- & more
This episode is about owning my story and respecting both my past and future as an entertainer.
Whether you’re a man trying to get your edge back, or a woman redefining her entire story… this one's for you.
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