Call Her Daddy

She argues dating has become a chore and wants to bring excitement and spontaneity back. Flirting gets a makeover, with in-person playfulness and low-stakes practice emphasized. Practical tips include switching up date locations, eating on dates, and staying present when chemistry shows. Social media rules and rigid TikTok dating norms get called out as joy killers.

Becky G, singer-songwriter and actress who rose from child performer to international star. She talks about navigating a public cheating scandal, unlearning people-pleasing, stepping into a parental role in her family, rebuilding trust after betrayal, and celebrating female collaboration and artistic rebirth.

Adam Devine, actor and comedian known for Workaholics and Pitch Perfect, shares wild and hilarious stories from Nebraska to Hollywood. He reveals his surprising Pitch Perfect audition song, a creepy Uber kidnapping tale, and why he thinks sex on the first date is a must. He also talks improv roots, meeting his wife on a plane, and his offbeat sense of humor.

Jessi Draper, reality-TV personality and entrepreneur behind MomTalk, opens up about divorcing Jordan and discovering his involvement with escorts and sex parties. She recounts emotional abuse, blackmail with recordings, and why she left. She also weighs in on recent Secret Lives headlines and the uncertain future of MomTok.

She explores what it feels like to take on travel, tech, and medical logistics for aging parents. She discusses role reversal, anticipatory grief, and the mix of guilt and frustration that comes with new responsibilities. Practical tips for starting tough conversations and protecting your mental health get attention. There is also a playful detour about romanticizing relationships and the idea of writing a letter to an ex.

Kerry Washington, actress and producer known for Olivia Pope on Scandal and for her advocacy and memoir. She reflects on Olivia's cultural power and how the role shaped her leadership. She shares personal revelations about abortion, learning her origins via donor conception, and recovery from an eating disorder. Conversation touches on Hollywood pressures, producing for creative control, and her new thriller, Imperfect Women.

Ariana Madix, television personality known from Vanderpump Rules, reflects on a nine-year relationship upended by a widely publicized affair. She recounts discovering evidence, the chaotic confrontation, and the aftermath of grief and public scrutiny. Ariana also discusses therapy, red flags, leaked footage, and cautiously stepping into a new fling while planning for independence.

Alex Warren, TikTok creator-turned-musician who rose through the Hype House, shares candid stories. He recounts his chaotic Hype House days, the technical meltdown at the Grammys and its emotional aftermath. He opens up about past homelessness, family grief, marrying young, and previewing music from an upcoming album.

Sarah Wilson, Executive Director of Harvest Home, leads a Los Angeles nonprofit supporting unhoused pregnant women with housing, therapy, and maternal services. Conversation covers domestic violence as a driver of homelessness. Pregnancy as a risk factor for increased abuse. The challenges of leaving an abuser and the power of community and peer support in recovery and rebuilding.

Sarah J. Maas, bestselling fantasy author known for Throne of Glass and A Court of Thorns and Roses, shares big news about new ACOTAR books. She discusses rebuilding adaptation rights, crafting complex, flawed women, and how personal struggles shaped her storytelling. She also explains why the next ACOTAR story is being split into four parts and what that scale means for readers.