Call Her Daddy

Bethany Joy Lenz, actress and author best known as Haley James Scott on One Tree Hill, writes about her memoir Dinner for Vampires and a decade inside a controlling, high-demand group. She recounts how the group recruited and isolated members, how it impacted her career and finances, the struggle to leave, and the long work of rebuilding trust and boundaries.

Hilary Duff, singer and actress who rose to fame on the Disney Channel, talks about relaunching her music career and touring with fresh energy. She reflects on growing up famous, reclaiming past work, and balancing motherhood with creative life. Intimacy, communication in long-term relationships, and protecting family privacy are also discussed.

Anitta, Brazilian singer and Grammy-nominated performer known for bold performances, dancing and candid conversations. She talks about growing up in a favela, becoming a global star, mastering multiple languages and crafting a confident stage persona. She also dives into dancing and twerking, dating deal breakers, celibacy after illness, and frank conversations about sex, boundaries and performance.

Jackson White, actor best known for playing Steven on Tell Me Lies, talks about embodying a toxic character and the physical choices that made him so unsettling. He shares reactions to the finale, his real-life relationship with Grace, and how sobriety and childhood shaped his growth. Short, candid, and revealing.

Elizabeth Banks, actress and filmmaker known for The Hunger Games and Pitch Perfect, and founder of Archer wine. She recounts meeting her husband in college and what made them click. She opens up about infertility, choosing surrogacy, and the grief and stigma that followed. She also talks about power imbalances at work, bodily autonomy, and using her platform for change.

Zayn, British singer-songwriter and former One Direction member turned solo artist and father, chats about music, family life, and personal growth. He discusses his Las Vegas residency and live performance style. He opens up about fatherhood, privacy, single life being freeing, hobbies like gardening and woodworking, and managing anxiety while evolving as an artist.

Offset, Grammy-nominated rapper and Migos member turned solo artist, reflects on his childhood, breakout ‘Versace’ moment from jail, and his creative vision for the album Set It Off. He shares wild relationship stories, practical advice about trust and recovering from risky drunk texts, plus blunt tips on intimacy and confidence. Expect candid, funny, and unfiltered conversation.

Dove Cameron, actress and singer known for Disney Channel hits and recent projects, talks candidly about turning 30 and shedding people-pleasing. She revisits childhood trauma and its ripple effects on relationships. Dove clears up her relationship timeline and describes an intimate proposal. She also teases her new thriller series and how healing reshaped her life.

Jane Fonda, actress and activist with a decades-long career and two Academy Awards. She talks about sustaining lifelong friendships and how friends supported her through surgeries and hardship. She reflects on shifting from fierce independence to interdependence and how activism reshaped her life. She candidly addresses objectification, a long battle with bulimia, and evolving views on love and boundaries.

Rosé, K-pop singer from Blackpink and Grammy-nominated solo artist, shares memories of trainee life and moving to Korea at 15. She guides a Seoul food tour, reflects on cultural identity, and discusses finding herself through solo work. Conversations touch on vulnerability in songwriting, healing from toxic relationships, and protecting privacy while navigating fame.