Speaker 1: I'm bad bitches. I hope you had the merriest of
Speaker 1: merry Christmases. I hope you had a fantastic New Year.
Speaker 1: We're just going into it, Jess. How was your New Year?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 3: It was good.
Speaker 2: Kyle and I were to bed by eight thirty.
Speaker 1: You didn't even make it into the New Year.
Speaker 2: No, I mean I made it into the new year
Speaker 2: the next morning. I said Happy twenty twenty two the
Speaker 2: next morning. But that's about it.
Speaker 1: How is yours? Because I saw it? You went out.
Speaker 1: We did well out. I mean we went to Jackson Britney's.
Speaker 1: We arrived at five so that the babies could play
Speaker 1: more like sex, so the babies could play. Hartford is
Speaker 1: like fully mobile, walking all over the place. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It was so cute though, because it was like Brittany
Speaker 1: was going to get ready and she was like, who's
Speaker 1: gonna watch Cruise while I'm getting ready? Because Jackson was
Speaker 1: trying to get the food all organized, and it was
Speaker 1: like everyone was helping with everyone's kid. And then Stocy
Speaker 1: tore her tights, so she was changing her tights and
Speaker 1: Bo was trying to help Jack's and Bo was like, la, la,
Speaker 1: can you grab hart Ferd She's like playing in the
Speaker 1: dog's water dish.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: It's just like really really cute and fun. And we
Speaker 1: did make it to midnight. We left Jackson Brittany's before midnight.
Speaker 1: Ocean was dead a sleep by eight o'clock, but I
Speaker 1: had to wake her up to transport her back home,
Speaker 1: and she made it until midnight.
Speaker 2: She did, so you made it to midnight here at
Speaker 2: the house.
Speaker 1: Yes, I was like walking up the stairs to put
Speaker 1: Ocean to bed.
Speaker 2: That's so exciting.
Speaker 1: We looked at hers and I said, Happy New Year.
Speaker 2: My love, that's so cute.
Speaker 1: So cute.
Speaker 2: Do the babies because I saw a video on your
Speaker 2: Instagram which was hilarious. But when you sit the babies
Speaker 2: next to each other, do they like play together?
Speaker 1: They do? Oh okay, it's more like fighting over the toy,
Speaker 1: you know, like Cruise ripped Ocean's head. That's what I saw,
Speaker 1: and I was like, hilarious. But you know, the I'm
Speaker 1: telling you what, Cruise is the chillest baby in the world.
Speaker 1: Like when we were leaving at like eleven thirty, Cruise
Speaker 1: was still awake, really doesn't fuss, like he's full on
Speaker 1: super baby.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, like still awake hadn't napped, was just
Speaker 2: up with the adults.
Speaker 1: He was wanting to be a part of all of it.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cute. It was cute. I love that. I
Speaker 1: was like ocean. If I kept her up, would be screaming,
Speaker 1: bloody murder right right. She has no patience, no tolerance.
Speaker 1: When it's time for bed, she lets you know. But
Speaker 1: also its.
Speaker 2: Same, same, same my reaction to me too.
Speaker 1: So it was just like I had a fantastic holiday
Speaker 1: and I slid in to a man's DM for the
Speaker 1: first time since I was like twenty three.
Speaker 2: Stop it, Yes, I did.
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 2: How did that feel?
Speaker 3: How did that feel?
Speaker 1: You know? It felt strange because I don't slide in
Speaker 1: the DM like I slid in the DM when I
Speaker 1: was like drinking right and like young. But I haven't
Speaker 1: slid in the DM, and I don't even know if
Speaker 1: I have game anymore.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure you do. How much can you
Speaker 2: tell us about what made you do that? And then
Speaker 2: how it's going?
Speaker 1: So the great thing about it is I'm obviously just
Speaker 1: in this zone of like I got my baby, I
Speaker 1: want to work really hard and create an empire for
Speaker 1: the give them Lailah brand. So my expectations are very low.
Speaker 1: Like I'm just looking to like sit and have a
Speaker 1: conversation and like, like I said, I don't have any
Speaker 1: expectations with it, but it went well, like my DM
Speaker 1: cherry and just talking to a man. Yeah, who's not
Speaker 1: my previous relationship. It's just like this is fun and
Speaker 1: obviously I have a little bit game left if like
Speaker 1: there's communication happening.
Speaker 2: So you got a response?
Speaker 1: I got a response?
Speaker 3: Huge.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, jess what my first DM, the initial
Speaker 1: one was just emojis and not even anything sexy, like,
Speaker 1: not even anything hot.
Speaker 2: That's funny, That's how do you respond to that? Do
Speaker 2: you just like it or something?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: He did? He responded, We like sparked a conversation. But
Speaker 1: I was like, what does one say in someone's DM?
Speaker 1: By the way, for my listeners, my people, let me
Speaker 1: know please call in to one eight six six la
Speaker 1: la pad and let me know how to get game back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and like what should an initial DM be like? Because
Speaker 1: I think it's different. It's like, are you looking for
Speaker 1: a relationship? Are you looking for a booty call? Because
Speaker 1: it's very different. What are you looking for with this
Speaker 1: initial DM?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Who the fuck knows.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's huge. I that's how Kyle and I.
Speaker 2: It was on Facebook. So that's embarrassing because it was
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 1: Wait before ig No, it was on Instagram even come
Speaker 1: to be a long time ago, right.
Speaker 2: Right, It wasn't before Instagram, but it was when Facebook.
Speaker 2: It was like actually six years ago. It was when
Speaker 2: Facebook was still active.
Speaker 1: Kind of Facebook classier than Instagram, No, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: So I think Facebook is like more ancient, Like like
Speaker 2: I if I'm in a DM my aunt or uncle
Speaker 2: or like grandma, I use Facebook. If you slid in
Speaker 2: someone's Facebook dms, now, I feel like they'd be like,
Speaker 2: they'd not they if they saw it, they wouldn't respond
Speaker 2: because that's just like, what are you eighty years old?
Speaker 1: Is that messenger?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, so I actually just discovered that that existed and
Speaker 1: I downloaded. I was like what is this? And I
Speaker 1: downloaded and I had so many messages messages from the
Speaker 1: Facebook Messenger, and I was like, what is it?
Speaker 3: What is this?
Speaker 4: Even?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 1: Like what I don't I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm thirty one and I act like I'm ninety as
Speaker 1: if I like just arrived on Earth, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: what is all this that's changed? It's like, while I
Speaker 1: You've been a part of this for a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: where have I been though? I know, watching housewives? Obviously
Speaker 1: watching Housewives.
Speaker 2: Well congrats, because this this is a story that we
Speaker 2: will we will check in on.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: It has less to do with the dude and more
Speaker 1: to do with the fact that I repopped my DM
Speaker 1: cherry and I think that is something to celebrate. I'm
Speaker 1: about to pop some Starla non alcoholic wine after this podcast.
Speaker 1: Tell yes, maybe during Lisa, why don't you get on that. Mom,
Speaker 1: I'm being serious, I get off your ass. I'm just kidding,
Speaker 1: but really, Okay, So before we get this pop in,
Speaker 1: I want to remind everybody that my soon to be empire,
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Speaker 1: I can't wait, Like, let me know what you would
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Speaker 1: we're vibing, this is like a hangout, so it's about y'all. Really,
Speaker 1: I agree that where we go. I agree. Did you
Speaker 1: see that some people think you agree with me too much?
Speaker 2: You guys, lala, let me just tell you something. You
Speaker 2: are the most inspirational woman.
Speaker 1: Listen to me.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was joking there, but I actually do think
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: What type of person is Like, I'm going to get
Speaker 1: me an assistant who disagrees with me all the time.
Speaker 1: We're not on the same page, and she most of
Speaker 1: the time thinks I'm a piece of shit.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know, and you know it's
Speaker 2: funny too. I'm I'm a words of affirmation person, but
Speaker 2: it's very important to all my words of affirmation people
Speaker 2: out there. Your love language, if that's how you show
Speaker 2: it is to be genuine with it and your words
Speaker 2: are real, because if you're words of affirmation person and
Speaker 2: you just say things that are false, then you're just
Speaker 2: a liar, So I never do that, and the things
Speaker 2: I say to you are genuine and real. But I
Speaker 2: do understand, I mean, just because of what some family
Speaker 2: and friends of said to me that it can get
Speaker 2: a little obnoxious and annoying. And I hear you people,
Speaker 2: and I might tone it down.
Speaker 1: Just a little in all fairness. You started co hosting
Speaker 1: this podcast with me in the I want to say
Speaker 1: it should have been the darkest time of my life, right,
Speaker 1: I actually think it was like a very bright time
Speaker 1: in my life. But you started co hosting with me,
Speaker 1: and I needed to hear what you were saying, you know,
Speaker 1: like when someone's down in the dumps, not the time
Speaker 1: to be disagreeing with me.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know, yeah, of course put.
Speaker 1: On your kiss ass hat and start to smooch it.
Speaker 2: And I saw it, I need it, and like, to
Speaker 2: my credit to now kiss my own ass. I saw
Speaker 2: Lalla go through a lot and the things I were
Speaker 2: saying all very true. But I do understand when I,
Speaker 2: you know, you take a step back. The listeners did
Speaker 2: not see a lot of that. The listeners did not
Speaker 2: know a lot of what was going on. So I
Speaker 2: was saying things and complimenting you and I think, you know,
Speaker 2: they still don't know a lot that's going on, and
Speaker 2: that's that's for reasons of you know, your choice. But
Speaker 2: I think I was compl amending you and saying a
Speaker 2: lot of things that I felt and I believed, where
Speaker 2: maybe some people would think, what is going on? Why
Speaker 2: she like praising her twenty four to seven whatever? But anyway,
Speaker 2: I still let me. Let me, let me set this straight.
Speaker 2: I don't disagree with anything I said. Everything I said
Speaker 2: it was genuine, but I do I can take a
Speaker 2: step back and say and see how it could be
Speaker 2: a little obnoxious and I'm gonna tone it down.
Speaker 1: But I but I love you, Lala, I love you too,
Speaker 1: jess And Jessica does disagree with me. The only difference
Speaker 1: is her disagreement is not vocal, like I'll present something
Speaker 1: that I think, like if if the listener is gonna
Speaker 1: be in the room when you disagree, it's the facial
Speaker 1: expression where I'm like, just thinks this is stupid.
Speaker 2: Or I've been like I like to disagree in a
Speaker 2: way where I present another solution.
Speaker 1: So there it is, yes, And that's why that was
Speaker 1: another reason why I hired you, oh during your interview,
Speaker 1: because you talked about solutions, solutions.
Speaker 2: If I hear you say something, if Lala says something
Speaker 2: to me and I don't agree, I'm not like, no,
Speaker 2: that's dumb. And to feedback, I'm gonna say, Okay, I
Speaker 2: hear you, but what about And I just think that's
Speaker 2: the most constructive you guys, That's just how I live
Speaker 2: my life. I do it with my boyfriend, I do
Speaker 2: with my parents, my family, and that's just how I live.
Speaker 2: And I'm thirty and I feel good living that way.
Speaker 1: You should. You're a good person, good to your core,
Speaker 1: and I am honored to have you in my world.
Speaker 1: Let's get some voicemails to rolland.
Speaker 5: Hi, La La. This is Bet me from a small
Speaker 5: town in southern Illinois. My question for you today is
Speaker 5: are you writing another book? I write your first one.
Speaker 5: I write it in two days. I keep it next
Speaker 5: to my nineteen.
Speaker 6: Just in case I every evening with them.
Speaker 5: I can go back to certain pages I have marked
Speaker 5: down and after everything you're currently going through, saying a
Speaker 5: strong mama and being the beautiful person that you are
Speaker 5: in the inspiration you are to everybody, if you would
Speaker 5: be writing another book sometimes soon and kind of your journey,
Speaker 5: your new journey of life. So I love you and
Speaker 5: thank you for just giving everybody inspiration and being you know,
Speaker 5: the best mom to ocean.
Speaker 7: It's so inspiring.
Speaker 5: You're so strong, and just know it does not go
Speaker 5: on notice.
Speaker 4: So love you, Bye, Bethany.
Speaker 1: I want to hug you. That was so sweet. And
Speaker 1: I love when people say that they read my book fast,
Speaker 1: because I'm like, I want to be like, because it's
Speaker 1: that good. But obviously you're not reading Shakespeare pretty easy reading,
Speaker 1: you know. But I love that people are enjoying it.
Speaker 1: I love even more that me being honest about my
Speaker 1: journey in life so far has been inspiring to people.
Speaker 1: That was the whole goal of the book. I think
Speaker 1: becoming a national bestseller was just like the cherry on top.
Speaker 1: And I think it is very important that I write
Speaker 1: another book. And spoiler alert, I've already started, so yes,
Speaker 1: there will be another book coming. I feel I say
Speaker 1: this all the time. I feel like I've lived a
Speaker 1: hundred lifetimes since I wrote that book, and I became
Speaker 1: a mother, and anyone who is a mom knows the
Speaker 1: second you find out that you're pregnant and you feel
Speaker 1: that first kick in just all of those monumental moments
Speaker 1: during pregnancy to having them, you become a different human being,
Speaker 1: and your goal in life and what you want to
Speaker 1: see in the world changes. You know, you're much more woke,
Speaker 1: is what the cool kids say. I'm woke.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: And you know, there are certain chapters in that book
Speaker 1: that I want to expand deeper on them. You know,
Speaker 1: this wasn't a book where I said, yeah, let's give
Speaker 1: the people a thousand pages to read of give them Lalla. No,
Speaker 1: it was what were these moments that were very defining
Speaker 1: And now looking back, there were so many moments that
Speaker 1: were inside of moments that I shared in the first book,
Speaker 1: Give Them Lalla, that I think need to be spoken about.
Speaker 1: I just there's something that's that's tugging on me to
Speaker 1: share a little bit deeper. When something like what I've
Speaker 1: been through happens and your blinders are taking off and
Speaker 1: you're open to this brand new world and you know,
Speaker 1: the independence and just being a woman. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: not the twenty six year old girl that I was
Speaker 1: or twenty three twenty four when I was on Vanderbumbrules.
Speaker 1: Like I'm a grown woman and you change, and like
Speaker 1: I've said before. I reserve the right to change, and
Speaker 1: I reserve the right to go back and say, you
Speaker 1: know what I said. Then there's more to it, and
Speaker 1: the control is now gone, and I'm going to share
Speaker 1: maybe the parts that weren't so great that I can
Speaker 1: now share. Oh you know. Yeah, yeah, I'm excited for that.
Speaker 1: I think people will enjoy it. So yes, Bethany, I
Speaker 1: hope long winded answer, and I love you too, Bethany.
Speaker 1: Do we have another one?
Speaker 3: Yes? We do.
Speaker 1: Let's rule it.
Speaker 4: Hi, Lala, my name is Ellen. I'm from Michigan. I
Speaker 4: just recently lost my dad two months ago to liver cancer.
Speaker 4: He went to the hospital and then wellin two weeks,
Speaker 4: I knew that he was going to pass away, which
Speaker 4: was a shock to me. I've been thinking about how
Speaker 4: strong you are with losing your dad, and I just
Speaker 4: want some tips and advice to help me day by day.
Speaker 4: I know that I will never get over it, but
Speaker 4: I just want to get a little bit stronger. You stay,
Speaker 4: so I know that you could give me some great
Speaker 4: advice and that would be really awesome. I'm a huge fan.
Speaker 4: So much love to you in ocean. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Ellen. First of all, I am so beyond sorry for
Speaker 1: your loss. It is heartbreaking. I'm sitting here. I think
Speaker 1: it's been four years since my dad passed away, and
Speaker 1: it does not get easier. Like time. They say time
Speaker 1: heals all wounds. I think it allows us to cope
Speaker 1: a little bit better each day, but there moments still
Speaker 1: that I'll sit in my bed and just completely break down, sobbing,
Speaker 1: and it feels like he passed away yesterday. And I
Speaker 1: think it's very important when you suffer a traumatic loss
Speaker 1: like that to surround yourself with people who allow you
Speaker 1: to go through the emotional rollercoaster. Because you're going to
Speaker 1: feel angry, you're going to feel enraged, you're going to
Speaker 1: feel so sad that you can't get off the floor,
Speaker 1: and you need to allow yourself those moments and be
Speaker 1: around people who allow you to have those moments. Because
Speaker 1: to try and sit here and say I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: strong through this, no, you just need to be a
Speaker 1: person who's suffering a loss right now. You don't need
Speaker 1: to be strong. That's gonna come with time, you know,
Speaker 1: and Ellen, your dad will make sure of that. There
Speaker 1: were days and I turned to alcohol. That's when my
Speaker 1: addiction was like heavy heavy duty. After I lost my dad,
Speaker 1: it was bottle of champagne next to my bed, going
Speaker 1: to bed with it and waking up to it. Like
Speaker 1: that's what I was relying on. And if I could
Speaker 1: give anyone advice, it would be to steer clear of
Speaker 1: any substance like alcohol during a time of grieving, because
Speaker 1: it prolongs all of the process that is absolutely necessary
Speaker 1: for you to go through in order to be that
Speaker 1: strong person. It just it doesn't allow you to be
Speaker 1: in your right frame of mind to go through all
Speaker 1: of the emotions. It doesn't. It masks it. Then you
Speaker 1: wake up like I did six months later, and you're like,
Speaker 1: how does it feel like I've made no emotional progress
Speaker 1: because I didn't allow myself to. I was too busy
Speaker 1: diving into the bottle every chance I got. But try
Speaker 1: to remain in your right frame of mind, because every
Speaker 1: single day you're going to go through the waves of
Speaker 1: it all. But there will be a day where you're like, Wow,
Speaker 1: my coping mechanism is on point. It's just how we're built,
Speaker 1: you know. I think I don't know what your higher
Speaker 1: power is, Ellen, I don't know what a lot of
Speaker 1: our listener's higher power is mine happens to be God,
Speaker 1: so we'll stick with that for now. I think God
Speaker 1: put it in us to deal with the loss of
Speaker 1: a parent because it's the circle of life. I don't
Speaker 1: think he put it in us to deal with the
Speaker 1: loss of a child. I think that is something where
Speaker 1: it's you're throwing me off, this is going against the
Speaker 1: circle of life. But just know like you have it
Speaker 1: in you to cope with this, you know. I mean,
Speaker 1: I hope that that was that that was of some
Speaker 1: sort of help to you. And you're going to see
Speaker 1: little things that remind you of him and not even
Speaker 1: remind you, but it's like, oh my gosh, my dad
Speaker 1: is like here with me right now. You're gonna feel him.
Speaker 1: When I lost my dad, it was so strange what happened,
Speaker 1: what started happening to me. You know, it was like
Speaker 1: I got sober, I'm blessed with this beautiful baby. These
Speaker 1: little things where I'm like, my dad is doing some
Speaker 1: mad work up there. Yeah, you know, like he's getting
Speaker 1: no rest, just completely slaying the game on my behalf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, for real, No things even happen now where
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'll just say just from habit, like someone
Speaker 2: up there is watching you and you're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's my.
Speaker 1: Dad, my dad obviously, Yeah, you know, my dad is
Speaker 1: doing mad work. He's got a lot of shit on
Speaker 1: his back right now. Yeah, but he's a champion, just
Speaker 1: like Ellen's dad. So I hope that brought you a
Speaker 1: little bit of peace and comfort, and I love you
Speaker 1: so so much.
Speaker 8: Hey, La La, I was just calling to see if
Speaker 8: on that one podcast when you had the psychic on,
Speaker 8: he definitely seemed to know what was going on in
Speaker 8: your life and repeatedly kept asking or telling you rather
Speaker 8: that you would be okay on your own and that
Speaker 8: you are strong. Do you now believe that he knew
Speaker 8: what was going on with he who shall not be
Speaker 8: named and yourself, and that he was trying to really
Speaker 8: signal to you that you would be fine. Thanks. You
Speaker 8: can't wait to hear your answer.
Speaker 1: Who you know? I go back to that podcast often
Speaker 1: because he absolutely knew. I mean, Chris Medina is beyond gifted,
Speaker 1: you know. I think there are some people out there
Speaker 1: that they say that they're, you know, these gifted individuals.
Speaker 1: I believe that there truly are people out there that
Speaker 1: are gifted like Chris Medina, and I was beyond honored
Speaker 1: to have him come and beyond the podcast, and what
Speaker 1: happened after that podcast is something people don't know. I
Speaker 1: thought Chris Medina was definitely holding back on the podcast.
Speaker 1: When the podcast was over, Chris gave me a hug.
Speaker 1: He whispered in my ear to have a private session
Speaker 1: with you. Immediately, obviously talk to Jess. Let's do it yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So we did a private session and what he said
Speaker 1: was profound, and everything he said that was going to
Speaker 1: happen actually happened. So he didn't get into details, but
Speaker 1: he told me to watch out for certain times like dates,
Speaker 1: and everything he told me to look for actually happened.
Speaker 1: Now I thought that maybe like me and he who
Speaker 1: we shall not name, would just kind of part ways
Speaker 1: call it a day.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: At that point in time, I just felt like this
Speaker 1: ain't gonna work. I wanted to do everything to try
Speaker 1: and make it work because I had ocean, but I
Speaker 1: definitely didn't think an actual life changing event would happen
Speaker 1: where there was no other choice but to get out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, yes, I think back on that Chris Medina session
Speaker 1: all the time. I think back on the podcast, and
Speaker 1: I think about our solo zoom that we did where
Speaker 1: I'm like, holy shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you think you'd eventually like to have him
Speaker 2: on again?
Speaker 1: I would love to have him on again because, like
Speaker 1: I said, I think he's gifted and I think he
Speaker 1: offers me comfort. I like knowing that I'm on the
Speaker 1: right path. Like I don't want to know. I just
Speaker 1: want to know I'm on the right path, right, you know.
Speaker 1: I want to make sure that the moves that I'm
Speaker 1: making in life to further my career or being a
Speaker 1: good mama, that I'm doing everything correctly. Now, obviously things
Speaker 1: come up, but I feel like he knows, like what
Speaker 1: your fate is, yeah, you know, he knows the outcome.
Speaker 1: So it's when I say trust in the universe. That's
Speaker 1: how I feel when I talk to Chris Medina. It's
Speaker 1: like I trust in him, Yeah, because I just think
Speaker 1: he's one of those souls that is extremely gifted in
Speaker 1: a universe that we can't even comprehend.
Speaker 2: I agree, all right, Last, but not least.
Speaker 9: Hey, l La, this is Aaron from Alberta, Canada.
Speaker 7: I just got two palettes from Give them All a Beauty,
Speaker 7: the Baby Palette and the Pretty Palette and your mass
Speaker 7: Scara in the mail yesterday and I.
Speaker 9: Am so impressed with the product. Oh my god, the mascara.
Speaker 9: I just spent like eighty five dollars on a mascara
Speaker 9: at Sephora from Alidglass. I think, and your mascara, I
Speaker 9: am not just making this up or exaggerating works better.
Speaker 9: I love it. And I'm a clout owner of.
Speaker 6: Many gifferent Lala products across all your companies. So my
Speaker 6: question today is what would be like three dudes and
Speaker 6: three don'ts that you would give to any woman who's
Speaker 6: looking to start thrown company or business or a little
Speaker 6: side project online or anything like that. What's your best
Speaker 6: advice to women.
Speaker 7: Looking to get into business with something they love.
Speaker 9: Sending love to you an.
Speaker 7: Ocean and hot happy holiday season, and.
Speaker 9: I wish you an absolutely blessed new year.
Speaker 4: Love you Laala.
Speaker 1: Thanks ooh Aaron. First of all, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for supporting the give them Lalla brand. I'm so happy
Speaker 1: that you enjoy my products. I try my best to
Speaker 1: create things that I love that other people are going
Speaker 1: to love just as much, and also respecting how hard
Speaker 1: people work, so I'm not trying to put something out
Speaker 1: that's eighty four dollars in a last scare. Then I'm
Speaker 1: going to take off at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: like are you out of your mind? Like we work
Speaker 1: hard and I'm trying to have a good product.
Speaker 2: With a healthy cost, right, healthy cost, healthy cost. You know,
Speaker 2: I love a healthy cost.
Speaker 1: Love a healthy cost, which is like forty two bucks
Speaker 1: for a pallet that's going to last you forever. Nine
Speaker 1: shades just saying you can shop my brand and give
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Speaker 1: three dues and three don'ts. I definitely don't think anyone
Speaker 1: should ever over extend themselves financially. Be smart with that.
Speaker 1: When you're thinking of creating your brand, even just a
Speaker 1: side hustle, come up with figures that make sense that
Speaker 1: let's just say your your company doesn't do what you
Speaker 1: thought it was going to do. That you don't sit
Speaker 1: there and go, oh my gosh, I dumped my life's
Speaker 1: savings into this thinking that it was going to work.
Speaker 1: I also think that your brand should feed itself. Come
Speaker 1: up with your initial investment. I think the business should
Speaker 1: should pay for itself, you know, to sit here and
Speaker 1: keep dumping your own money to try and get it
Speaker 1: off the ground. I think taking a pause and saying,
Speaker 1: what are we doing that is making us not be
Speaker 1: able to number one recoup our investment and number two
Speaker 1: make a profit. Is it something that just isn't working.
Speaker 1: Maybe the market's oversaturated. Maybe you need to come up
Speaker 1: with something that is a little bit more original, which
Speaker 1: is very hard these days. I mean there's a million
Speaker 1: and one beauty brands. What is going to make your special?
Speaker 1: So don't overextend yourself financially. The second, let your business
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Speaker 1: what is going to separate your business from everyone else's.
Speaker 1: Do the research, Does the product already exist? If it does,
Speaker 1: what makes yours special? So those are kind of three
Speaker 1: do's and don'ts, But those would be my top Those
Speaker 1: are great. Yeah Lisa agrees, so well, if Lisa agrees,
Speaker 1: then we're good. I love those voicemails. Remember please call
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Speaker 1: is not only stunning, she is inspiring. She's a business
Speaker 1: woman and I cannot wait to deep dive into her
Speaker 1: life and who she is and how she came to
Speaker 1: be this incredible woman, mother, wife, just everything under the sun.
Speaker 1: So when we come back, we have Telly Swift. We
Speaker 1: are back, and I am so excited because we have
Speaker 1: Telly Swift and I'm a fan of yours. Hi, Telly, Hi,
Speaker 1: how are you? We're good? Thank you for joining us
Speaker 1: on today's podcast.
Speaker 3: It's my pleasure.
Speaker 1: You're amazing. So I first have to ask you, where
Speaker 1: did you get the nickname Kelly, because obviously my name
Speaker 1: is not really La La, and people are always like,
Speaker 1: what is this nickname that you've created for yourself? How
Speaker 1: did you get this nickname Kelly?
Speaker 10: So it was back, I guess in like the seventh grade.
Speaker 10: I went to school in Japan. I went to high
Speaker 10: school and middle school in Japan, so I guess playing basketball.
Speaker 3: It just it's stuck.
Speaker 10: They called me Telly, and it just it's stuck with
Speaker 10: me since seventh or eighth grade, I want to say.
Speaker 10: So it's been Telly every ever since. And the only
Speaker 10: people that really call me by my.
Speaker 3: Government name, which is Chintel, is like my man, my dad,
Speaker 3: my brother, and my mom, and that's it. Everyone else
Speaker 3: calls me Telly.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I mean my mom, I always know people call me
Speaker 1: Lauren instead of Lauren. So my mama is the only
Speaker 1: one that calls me by my government name as well,
Speaker 1: and everyone gets so confused, They're like, who is this
Speaker 1: Lauren that you're talking about? So love the nickname, love
Speaker 1: the backstory you. Why did you move to Japan? I
Speaker 1: know you're from the Philippines.
Speaker 10: Yes, I was born in the Philippines. My father was military,
Speaker 10: so we moved like every three years, and then my
Speaker 10: ex husband was stationed in Japan too, so I was
Speaker 10: there a little bit longer than I probably should have been.
Speaker 3: But I love Japan. It's a beautiful country.
Speaker 1: I love that story. My mother lived in Japan as
Speaker 1: well because her father was in the army, and she
Speaker 1: absolutely loved it as well. So you you were married
Speaker 1: once before. And by the way, you and your man
Speaker 1: are so cute, and I love how right or die
Speaker 1: you are for each other.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Yeah, that's my baby. He is he's amazing,
Speaker 3: he's well.
Speaker 10: In total, we have eight kids, so wow, there's yeah,
Speaker 10: we have a household of children. So now that I'm
Speaker 10: in my room in like my alone time space, I'm like, yes,
Speaker 10: alone time.
Speaker 1: I love that. So you're married. For those who live
Speaker 1: under a rock and don't know who you are, which
Speaker 1: I know most of my listeners do know who you are.
Speaker 1: You are married to Deontay Wilder and how did you
Speaker 1: two come to be? And this power couple.
Speaker 10: So we actually met at Lax Airport, so crazy I
Speaker 10: was coming from. I had like an infection in my
Speaker 10: leg and so I was in the hospital for like
Speaker 10: two weeks on like rotating antibiotics and medicine. And the
Speaker 10: reason why I say that backstory is because when we
Speaker 10: met at the airport, I saw one of my girlfriends
Speaker 10: and I was like, hey girl, I'm alive, you know,
Speaker 10: and I just completely stopped talking to him, so like
Speaker 10: I was thinking he was gonna wait, and he left,
Speaker 10: So I was like, wait, where did he go? We
Speaker 10: were having such a good conversation and leave it to Instagram,
Speaker 10: you know, on the Explorer page. One of his his managers'
Speaker 10: sons I knew, and I guess that's how he came
Speaker 10: on my Explorer page. And then we were dming each
Speaker 10: other and then coming to find out he's from Alabama
Speaker 10: and my dad's from Alabama. So that's kind of how
Speaker 10: I ended up going to Alabama earlier because I had
Speaker 10: a family reunion and the rest was history. And we've
Speaker 10: been together there going on seven years now.
Speaker 1: Wow, seven years, that is a very long time. And
Speaker 1: I have to say, Okay, so you met each other
Speaker 1: at LAX did so you slid in his DM?
Speaker 3: Yes? So what happened was he was on my Explore
Speaker 3: page and I was like, wait, that's the guy from Alabama.
Speaker 3: And the conversation that we had at the airport was
Speaker 3: so short, and I kind of felt bad that I
Speaker 3: like just left and was talking to my friend. And
Speaker 3: he always tells people I was so rude, but I
Speaker 3: was like, but you didn't know that.
Speaker 10: I was like coming from the hospital, you know. I
Speaker 10: was just in the airport and he didn't know who
Speaker 10: I was, and I didn't know who he was. So
Speaker 10: our encounter was so quick, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 10: we were having such a good conversation about like Alabama
Speaker 10: and my father being from Alabama, and I just completely left.
Speaker 10: But I was so excited to see my friend and
Speaker 10: so excited to still have my leg I was like, girl,
Speaker 10: I'm alive. I'm here kicking now.
Speaker 1: Probably that made I'm sure you more intriguing to him
Speaker 1: because he's an athlete, and I'm sure you know, girls
Speaker 1: sit there and would blow off their their girlfriend to
Speaker 1: talk to this dude. And he was probably like, this
Speaker 1: girl didn't give me the time of day. There's intrigue there.
Speaker 1: I'm sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't know if I called it intrigue. He probably
Speaker 10: was like, she's a bitch.
Speaker 3: Can I curse?
Speaker 10: He's probably like, she's a bitch. She just left, you know,
Speaker 10: And I was like, I didn't. Every time we have
Speaker 10: this conversation, I'm like, I did not mean to just leave.
Speaker 10: I was just so excited to like see my girl
Speaker 10: and still have my leg and not have one leg right, like, girl,
Speaker 10: I am kicking with two leggs.
Speaker 3: I'm good, you know.
Speaker 10: And he was gone, so I'm like, okay, I get it.
Speaker 10: He had to catch his flight. I had to catch
Speaker 10: my flight too.
Speaker 1: It was meant to be. You guys were meant to
Speaker 1: be together. The fact that he popped up on an
Speaker 1: Explore page where there's like millions upon millions.
Speaker 3: Crazy, and the fact that his.
Speaker 10: Manager's son I knew from La and it just it
Speaker 10: was just like two and two together. It was crazy
Speaker 10: and like we got matching tattoos. Day two of being together.
Speaker 10: It was it's intense, Like our relationship was just so quick,
Speaker 10: so fast, that I was like, Okay, you know when
Speaker 10: you have quick relationships, you don't think they're gonna last
Speaker 10: because they're so quick fast.
Speaker 3: And here we are seven years later.
Speaker 10: Eight kids in, so we're definitely on the move to
Speaker 10: up and up.
Speaker 1: Y'all were written in the stars. I have to ask you.
Speaker 1: So I'm newly single right and sliding in the DM.
Speaker 1: I'm new to you know, I don't know if I
Speaker 1: have game anymore? Who knows? That's still up in the air.
Speaker 1: What did you say to him? What was like the
Speaker 1: game move? I mean, already you had an authentic encounter already,
Speaker 1: so maybe that switched the way you would have slid
Speaker 1: in the DM? But what did you say? Give me
Speaker 1: some pointers?
Speaker 3: Girl?
Speaker 10: I actually was like, I'm I'm really funny, or I
Speaker 10: think I am. I guess I try to be at least,
Speaker 10: and I just said, hey, Bama. Like we never finished
Speaker 10: our conversation because I didn't we never exchange names.
Speaker 3: It was like, hey, where are you going? Where are
Speaker 3: you from?
Speaker 10: And then he was like I'm going to Alabama and
Speaker 10: where are you going? And I was like, well, I'm
Speaker 10: going back to Jersey at the time, I lived in Jersey,
Speaker 10: so our conversation was so like short, and I like,
Speaker 10: I said, I saw my girl. And when I slid
Speaker 10: in his DMS, I was like, you know, his name
Speaker 10: on Instagram was Bronze Bomber, So I was like, hey, Bama, like,
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 3: Your name is not Bronze Bomber.
Speaker 10: So you know, like it was just a short, a
Speaker 10: short conversation in person that I was like, I didn't
Speaker 10: know how to approach him, you know, in the DMS
Speaker 10: because it was just so short of.
Speaker 3: Our conversation and he was just like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: Like I was thinking about.
Speaker 10: You on the plane and I sent my assistant to
Speaker 10: go look for you, but you were gone. So like
Speaker 10: the same feeling that I guess I had, he had
Speaker 10: as well too. So it was I'm glad that it
Speaker 10: ended up working out that way. And then two weeks
Speaker 10: later I went to Alabama and I just came a
Speaker 10: little bit earlier than my then our family reunion and
Speaker 10: we just chilled.
Speaker 1: Then and it was it was on and popping.
Speaker 10: After that, Yeah, like maybe like three months or four
Speaker 10: months after that, he had asked me to move to
Speaker 10: Alabama from Jersey. And I waited until like at the time,
Speaker 10: I was in a condo, I waited for that lease
Speaker 10: to be done, and then I moved to Alabama. So
Speaker 10: it was it was, like I said, our relationship was
Speaker 10: so quick that I was like.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, like is this true? Like can this
Speaker 3: happen this fast?
Speaker 10: And I was just like you know, in your head,
Speaker 10: you're just you think that when a relationship goes fast,
Speaker 10: like it's not gonna last because everything intense, intense, intense, intense.
Speaker 10: Like I moved there maybe like I don't know, maybe
Speaker 10: six months into our relationship, and yeah, because I was
Speaker 10: I was nursing at the time, and I was.
Speaker 1: So you had a young you had a young baby
Speaker 1: then when you first met him, Yes.
Speaker 3: I had.
Speaker 10: He was I want to say, like seven or eight.
Speaker 10: Now he's fifteen, so he was young. Yeah, he was
Speaker 10: young at the time. And then he had kids as
Speaker 10: well too when I met him. And then it wasn't
Speaker 10: until I moved over there that like I started meeting
Speaker 10: the kids and you know, realizing how many kids he
Speaker 10: had because I only thought he had three kids, but
Speaker 10: it ended up being much more than three. So yeah,
Speaker 10: I mean, like it was it was definitely different moving
Speaker 10: in with him than it was, like, you know, having
Speaker 10: a long distance relationship. And the long distance to me
Speaker 10: was was hard because I was working, like I said,
Speaker 10: as a nurse, and I was doing twelve hour shifts
Speaker 10: and then like I was working three or four days
Speaker 10: a week twelve hour shifts, and then I would go
Speaker 10: visit him for the weekend or whatever the case is.
Speaker 10: So I was like with him and work and him
Speaker 10: and work, and then I had a kid too, so
Speaker 10: I was like exhausted. I was like, we got to
Speaker 10: figure this out. Either you know, we can't see each
Speaker 10: other so much, or we see each other once a
Speaker 10: month instead of every other weekend, or whatever the key is.
Speaker 3: But we got to figure it out. And he's like, well,
Speaker 3: why don't you just come here? And I was like wait,
Speaker 3: what like.
Speaker 10: For that, and he's like no, you're good, Like we're
Speaker 10: in mind you this is date, like I said, day two.
Speaker 10: He was like, you're gonna be my wife. I'm gonna
Speaker 10: be with you for the rest of my life. I'm
Speaker 10: like okay, no, like how you know, and he's like
Speaker 10: we're getting matching tattoos and I was like okay, and
Speaker 10: he went first, so I was like, Okay, now I
Speaker 10: have to go because like, no, you had to do it.
Speaker 10: After that, I was like, I have to go now.
Speaker 10: So we have matching tattoos that says love when we
Speaker 10: hold hands. So I have the O OE and he
Speaker 10: has the LV.
Speaker 1: That is beyond amazing and adorable. And I'm anytime I
Speaker 1: hear about couples that just have such a romantic, organic
Speaker 1: love connection and you know, they they merge these families
Speaker 1: together and they make it work. It's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: And so you you were married before. How old were
Speaker 1: you when you met Deontae?
Speaker 10: I was, I'm thirty four now I turned thirty five
Speaker 10: January twenty fourth.
Speaker 3: I'm like, when is my birthday?
Speaker 10: But I was I want to say twenty five twenty six.
Speaker 1: So that's young. Yeah, that's young. And you were coming
Speaker 1: you you had been married before. Were you ever afraid
Speaker 1: of meeting someone new? I don't know if your previous
Speaker 1: marriage was ugly, if you guys parted ways and it
Speaker 1: was amicable, but were you afraid of getting into another relationship?
Speaker 1: Like were you Did you have any battle wounds from
Speaker 1: your previous marriage?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I think like all women, you know, we're strong, we're resilient.
Speaker 10: And I feel like when it comes to moving on
Speaker 10: and starting like a new relationship with someone else, I'm
Speaker 10: gonna speak for women because I'm a woman.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's like we don't let.
Speaker 10: In so quickly, you know, hard for us to trust
Speaker 10: coming from a relationship that didn't work or failed, and
Speaker 10: you know, my relationship to my ex husband and did
Speaker 10: in a sense where I feel like I was at
Speaker 10: peace and okay with like us not being together anymore
Speaker 10: because he was my high school sweetheart, So like I
Speaker 10: was like at peace.
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, you know it's time. We're ready.
Speaker 10: We're both ready to like grow and you know, have
Speaker 10: separate lives. And my son was two at the time,
Speaker 10: and so like he really didn't know any better because
Speaker 10: so young. So like it was to me that divorce
Speaker 10: was more of like a clearing and like a peaceful moment.
Speaker 10: And I didn't wait, Like I'm not I didn't wait.
Speaker 10: I waited a long time before I like committed to
Speaker 10: someone and introduced them to my son. And you know,
Speaker 10: I waited a while, so it wasn't like I was
Speaker 10: just in another relationship. As soon as I got out
Speaker 10: of my marriage. It did take time for like me
Speaker 10: to heal and like, you know, do I want to
Speaker 10: do this relationship thing again now? Like dating, yes, like
Speaker 10: I definitely dated, but like a serious, committed relationship. It
Speaker 10: wasn't until I got with Deionte that I was like, Okay,
Speaker 10: here's my son, you know, like, this is you know
Speaker 10: who I come with. This is my you know, bonus.
Speaker 10: And I have my brother as well too, So my brother.
Speaker 10: I was like, all right, if I moved there, like,
Speaker 10: I have my son and my brother, so I come
Speaker 10: in a package deal.
Speaker 1: The package deal totally.
Speaker 10: So I was like, I'm not leaving my brother to
Speaker 10: stay Jersey, so my brother's still with us.
Speaker 1: That is really amazing because I feel, you know, I
Speaker 1: come in the package deal now as well. I come
Speaker 1: with some brothers, I come with my beautiful daughter. I
Speaker 1: come with my mama. And if the person that I'm
Speaker 1: with next can't accept that, then you can get to
Speaker 1: move in because it's it's all of us or it's
Speaker 1: none of us, right, And I've always wondered because I'm
Speaker 1: I'm obviously very newly single. My daughter is only nine
Speaker 1: months old. When do you know that it's the right
Speaker 1: time to introduce your baby to someone like I feel
Speaker 1: like she's such she's like a luxury to be around.
Speaker 1: You know, you don't just get to meet her, even
Speaker 1: though she's nine months, you won't remember who you are.
Speaker 10: That's how I feel, too, Like you totally are like
Speaker 10: my treasures. I'm a lioness when it comes to my
Speaker 10: kids and if you don't get along with my kids.
Speaker 3: And he's the same way too. Of course about the
Speaker 3: kids how to swim.
Speaker 10: During COVID, when COVID first started, and all the kids,
Speaker 10: so all the kids down to the baby knows how
Speaker 10: to swim. So it's it's just to me like kids,
Speaker 10: Like you said, it's like a luxury, it's a bonus,
Speaker 10: it's a treasure. And if I think there's like deal breakers,
Speaker 10: right like I feel like if you can include me
Speaker 10: and my family, deal breaker if you can if you
Speaker 10: don't see your like my kid as your kid, or
Speaker 10: like as you would treat them equally compared to your kids,
Speaker 10: or if you don't have kids.
Speaker 3: You know, that is a deal breaker to me too,
Speaker 3: And he was.
Speaker 10: That's kind of the reason why, or one of the
Speaker 10: reasons why I fell in love with him is when
Speaker 10: we came back from our family reunion. I ended up
Speaker 10: coming back early, so there's no direct flights from where
Speaker 10: my family is from Alabama, and it's closer to where
Speaker 10: Deontay lived, So I ended up coming to Deonte's house
Speaker 10: and I was like, Okay, the catch is I have my.
Speaker 3: Brother and my son with me, you know. And this
Speaker 3: is after like.
Speaker 10: Meeting him for I don't know, maybe like a weekend
Speaker 10: or something.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, okay, well, I have X, Y and
Speaker 3: Z here with me.
Speaker 10: But I was already talking to him for like two
Speaker 10: weeks on the phone, like you know that no you
Speaker 10: hang up, you hang up type of situation. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 10: he's cool enough to like, if he's cool enough to
Speaker 10: have my brother and my son here, then you know
Speaker 10: he's good in my book. So and this is like
Speaker 10: literally just spending a weekend with him, which was a
Speaker 10: great weekend, which we got matching tattoos. I'm like, all right,
Speaker 10: you're with me, Like this is it? Like you know,
Speaker 10: we have tattoos. Now you can't go anywhere. So I
Speaker 10: brought him, I brought my He was like, yeah, no problem.
Speaker 10: So I brought my son and my brother and my
Speaker 10: son woke up in like literally the middle of the
Speaker 10: night and he was like, mom, like looking for me
Speaker 10: in the house and he was like, mom, where are you?
Speaker 10: So he finally finds me and he was like he
Speaker 10: could sleep in the bed with us. And I was
Speaker 10: just like, oh, he's like you could sleep in I
Speaker 10: was like, okay.
Speaker 1: You win, you win the whole game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was that was it. That was it for me.
Speaker 10: But yeah, he's one like an exceptional, like amazing father.
Speaker 10: So that's that's like my number one thing, Like you
Speaker 10: have to love my kids.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 10: He's all about kids, and like he wants four more
Speaker 10: kids and we already have eight. And I'm like, it's
Speaker 10: not cheaper by the dozen, so't it's not coming up
Speaker 10: with these numbers, sir.
Speaker 1: I think that's really sweet though. You guys have two
Speaker 1: kids together, No, we have one. You have one kid together.
Speaker 3: Mine was before him and then his is before me
Speaker 3: as well too.
Speaker 1: And you're is it a boy?
Speaker 3: We have a girl?
Speaker 1: You have a little girl. And how old is she?
Speaker 3: He's three?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, what a fun age.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, so much fun and so much personality,
Speaker 3: like oh yeah, oh my, she's in charge literally of
Speaker 3: all the other kids, and she's like the baby and
Speaker 3: she's like, no, guys, we're doing this. Everyone come over here.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, so much fun, so much fun.
Speaker 1: So you you meet Deontaey and my my big thing
Speaker 1: right now because of my breakup and just you know,
Speaker 1: I got involved with my ex when I was twenty six,
Speaker 1: which depending on where you where you're from, you know,
Speaker 1: twenty six could be a grown ass woman. For me,
Speaker 1: I was still trying to, you know, find my footing.
Speaker 1: I'm thirty one now and just my eyes are open
Speaker 1: to the world and what I want out of life.
Speaker 1: You have built a lot for yourself. There are many
Speaker 1: women that I find kind of fall into these relationships
Speaker 1: and then at a certain point they look around and go,
Speaker 1: I've been living my partner's dreams and none of my own.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, you know what I feel like, a lot of women,
Speaker 10: like you said, fall into that. And I did as
Speaker 10: well too, you know, because I left where I was
Speaker 10: from and came to where he was from, where I
Speaker 10: knew nobody. My family in Alabama lives four hours away
Speaker 10: from Deonte's house in Alabama at the time, so I
Speaker 10: didn't know anyone where we lived. I didn't have any
Speaker 10: friends and you know in Cali, he dressed differently than
Speaker 10: they dress in Alabama. So it's just different, completely different.
Speaker 10: You know, the accents different, the hospitality is different. So
Speaker 10: it was just completely different for me and nursing out there.
Speaker 10: The pay cut was like I don't know, like I
Speaker 10: think it was like thirteen or fourteen dollars less an
Speaker 10: hour than I was normally. I was like, there's no
Speaker 10: way I'm going back into the medical field over here
Speaker 10: because I'm not making any money and then I'm going
Speaker 10: to be working twelve hour shifts and not feeling like
Speaker 10: I'm getting paid what I deserve to get paid or
Speaker 10: what I'm used to getting paid. So for years, it
Speaker 10: wasn't until after I got pregnant with my daughter actually
Speaker 10: that I like decided I wanted to focus back on
Speaker 10: like my own path, you know, because that like he
Speaker 10: was his career when I met him, his career was
Speaker 10: like on the rise, you know, he he just became
Speaker 10: a champion in his career was on the rise, like
Speaker 10: you know, the entire your time that I've been with him.
Speaker 10: So it wasn't until I got pregnant with my daughter
Speaker 10: and I was like I can't just like sit here
Speaker 10: and do nothing. So I got back into modeling. I
Speaker 10: was modeling since I was three years old, and I
Speaker 10: got back into modeling, and then I was like, you know,
Speaker 10: if I'm not nursing anymore, I need to like open
Speaker 10: up or start my own business. So I started making
Speaker 10: jackets like custom vintage to one of one jackets. Then
Speaker 10: I made masks at our name and Marcus. Then I
Speaker 10: was like, okay, I want to give back now that
Speaker 10: I'm in a position to be able to give back.
Speaker 10: So I went to this academy for women for wags
Speaker 10: and there was an association for the women of the
Speaker 10: NFL and the of the NBA, and I was like, well,
Speaker 10: where's one for boxing? So I created one for the
Speaker 10: women of boxing. And then we've just done charity events,
Speaker 10: you know, moving forward for whatever month is you know
Speaker 10: is going on, whether it's breast cancer, autism, We've done
Speaker 10: spina bifida because it's eldest daughter was born with spina bifida,
Speaker 10: so for all his fights, I always do spin and biffida.
Speaker 10: So it just like you know, continued on and for
Speaker 10: four years I was talking about this fragrance, like making
Speaker 10: a unisex fragrance and Deontae was like always pushing it back,
Speaker 10: go well, wait till we have more kids, or wait
Speaker 10: till after next fight. And I'm like, all right, sir,
Speaker 10: it's been four years. What are we doing here?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 10: He was like, okay, well, if you want to do it,
Speaker 10: just go ahead and do it and just you know,
Speaker 10: let me know when it's done.
Speaker 3: So I was like, okay, So I did it.
Speaker 10: And by the time, like I picked out the fonts,
Speaker 10: I sent him the fonts and the name, and he
Speaker 10: was just like, okay, what's this four And I was
Speaker 10: like the fragrance. He's like, okay, when are we going
Speaker 10: to like go test some smells out? And he was
Speaker 10: I was like, it's done, you know.
Speaker 1: And You're like you just told me to go take
Speaker 1: the reins and do it and it's done already.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: But it took like it took a while. It took
Speaker 10: like over a little bit over like almost a year
Speaker 10: to produce. So he just like completely like thought, I
Speaker 10: just stopped talking about it. And then when I brought
Speaker 10: up the name, because the name is Dtelly. And when
Speaker 10: I brought the name and I sent him the fonts,
Speaker 10: I was like, which font do you like best? And
Speaker 10: he like circled the one that he liked, which is
Speaker 10: the same one that I liked, and he was like,
Speaker 10: what's this for? And I was like the fragrance and
Speaker 10: he was like ready to, like, you know, explore and
Speaker 10: smell all the notes.
Speaker 1: Did he love it though? Did he love it when
Speaker 1: you presented the scent?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he loves it.
Speaker 10: He I put into because I knew, like, I know
Speaker 10: what he likes it, I know what I like, So
Speaker 10: I put into consideration both like what he wanted, what
Speaker 10: I felt he would want in a fragrance, and what
Speaker 10: I wanted in a fragrance. The bottle is've I gotta
Speaker 10: send you one. The bottle is gold and red, and
Speaker 10: his favorite color is like burgundy and gold. So I
Speaker 10: was like, I put that into consideration. And then I
Speaker 10: was like, I knew I wanted it to be unisex,
Speaker 10: so I didn't want it to be too masculine or
Speaker 10: too feminine. Right, smells completely different on a man than
Speaker 10: on a woman. It smells more feminine on a woman.
Speaker 10: And it took like forever to get down to the
Speaker 10: scent that I was like, I like how that smells
Speaker 10: on a man, and I like how it.
Speaker 3: Smells on a woman. So it's it's I'm excited about it.
Speaker 1: You are beyond inspiring because I think a lot of
Speaker 1: a lot of women. Again, I'm very passionate about this
Speaker 1: topic right now, and women having things that are their own,
Speaker 1: and you know, having a job or a career or
Speaker 1: something to give them funds for a rainy day. Your
Speaker 1: rainy day may look very different from mine. You may
Speaker 1: never have to use it. It could just be saved
Speaker 1: money for one day you want to go buy a
Speaker 1: Birken bag, you know, whatever it may be. But the
Speaker 1: fact that you are in a relationship that you know
Speaker 1: you were nursing before, so you've all you've always been
Speaker 1: a hustler with a beautiful heart. It sounds like, and
Speaker 1: you're also a mother, Like how do you balance? We
Speaker 1: can all sit here and talk about you know, there's
Speaker 1: not enough time in one day for you to be
Speaker 1: a mom, go to the create a business, do all
Speaker 1: of these things. How do you make it happen?
Speaker 10: You know what I tell people all the time, like's
Speaker 10: it takes a village. You know, I do have help.
Speaker 10: I have a nanny that helps me with my daughter,
Speaker 10: but I also have an amazing team of you know,
Speaker 10: a manager and assistant publicist, like an amazing team that
Speaker 10: helps me manage everything, because if it wasn't for them,
Speaker 10: like my little notes in my phone, I'd be like,
Speaker 10: oh my gosh, I forgot to do.
Speaker 3: This, I forgot to do that.
Speaker 10: So I have an amazing team of people that help me.
Speaker 10: But outside of my team, when I'm by myself because
Speaker 10: obviously you can't. You know, the job doesn't get done
Speaker 10: unless you do it anyway, right, So I feel like
Speaker 10: it's just just like Nike, you just do it, you know,
Speaker 10: you just I mean, one day you have a kid,
Speaker 10: and then you know you've never had a kid before,
Speaker 10: you just learn how to be a mom, you know,
Speaker 10: on the job. Feel like that's been my life. I've
Speaker 10: always been like a fast learner and I've always been
Speaker 10: a hustler and a go getter. So I had my
Speaker 10: son at I was nineteen turning twenty when I had
Speaker 10: my son, So I was still a baby and I
Speaker 10: had a baby, and I just learned literally on the job,
Speaker 10: you know, like breastfeeding was not really my cup of tea.
Speaker 10: Like I felt like with like I don't know teeth,
Speaker 10: I feel like because he was like biting my nipple
Speaker 10: completely off. I was like, I can't do this similar,
Speaker 10: you know, but no, like I said, you learn on
Speaker 10: the job as far as like diapers and you know,
Speaker 10: making sure the baby sleeps and like burping and all
Speaker 10: that stuff. Like it was like a I was so
Speaker 10: young and married and I was just like, all right,
Speaker 10: I just have to learn to do this. And I
Speaker 10: was the eldest of all my siblings. There's five of us.
Speaker 10: I'm like, hold on, I said, five of us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, count on the fingers.
Speaker 3: I'm the eldest.
Speaker 10: Then my brother he's twenty seven, and then I have
Speaker 10: twin sisters that are eighteen, and then I have a
Speaker 10: brother that six yeah.
Speaker 3: Six. Wow, there's a lot of us.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I'm the eldest, so I'm I had to
Speaker 10: be the responsible one and you know, take care of others.
Speaker 10: So for me, like having a kid was like watching
Speaker 10: my siblings. But it's it's more of a like a
Speaker 10: closer connection in bond, you know, you know as a
Speaker 10: mother that you have when you have your child.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like a.
Speaker 10: Unconditional, innocent, pure love that it's so hard to explain
Speaker 10: because you just it just happens, like literally, you know
Speaker 10: as soon as you're pregnant and you feel like the
Speaker 10: first kick and.
Speaker 3: You're like, oh my gosh, I just love her or
Speaker 3: him or.
Speaker 1: You know, yes, I do know.
Speaker 10: It's like undescribable. I can't even describe how it is
Speaker 10: to have a kid. That's why I feel like kids
Speaker 10: are blessings. And I'm good with the eighth that we have, though.
Speaker 1: You're like, I'm good, I don't need four more, Deonta,
Speaker 1: so we're rap it up. I one hundred percent. That's
Speaker 1: a lot.
Speaker 3: I mean a lot.
Speaker 1: That's a lot like you guys. I mean I'm all
Speaker 1: about like practicing to make the kid. That's always fun.
Speaker 1: I encourage you and Deontay to continue doing that, but
Speaker 1: we want to see everything else that you start coming
Speaker 1: out with. So I want to take a quick break
Speaker 1: and then I want to come back and talk to
Speaker 1: you about a few more things. If that's okay, Absolutely,
Speaker 1: we'll be right back with Telly Swift. We are back
Speaker 1: with Telly Swift. So I definitely agree with you and
Speaker 1: the kids being such a gift. And I feel like
Speaker 1: if if you can be a mom, when you become
Speaker 1: a mom, you become a superhero because they are the
Speaker 1: whole reason for why you do what you do every
Speaker 1: single day, every decision you make, every you know, business
Speaker 1: venture that you go into. You know, I'm sure you
Speaker 1: think about what you want to do, but ultimately it's like,
Speaker 1: how do I set my kid up for years to come?
Speaker 1: So I know that you were also on a reality
Speaker 1: TV show? I do reality TV. It's very weird. It's
Speaker 1: very strange. You sit there and you have to watch
Speaker 1: things back and you're like, I remember that differently when
Speaker 1: you did right you, I hold up, this looks a
Speaker 1: little different from what I remember. Was there a reason
Speaker 1: why you were like, yeah, this sounds fun, Like let's
Speaker 1: do Wags Atlanta and you know, see what it's all about?
Speaker 3: Like what was your experience like reality TV?
Speaker 10: Like I said, I've been modeling since I was three
Speaker 10: years old, and reality TV living in LA always came
Speaker 10: to like my attention or always came on my table
Speaker 10: of like, hey, do you want to do basketball?
Speaker 3: Wise? Do you want to do love and hip hop?
Speaker 10: I'm like, one, I'm not dating someone that was in basketball,
Speaker 10: so basketball wives for me wouldn't have.
Speaker 1: Work, right, that doesn't make sense.
Speaker 10: I'm not like a performer. I don't do music. Or
Speaker 10: I can't even dance, so I'm like, that doesn't work.
Speaker 10: And then when Wags hit me up, I was already
Speaker 10: with Deontae and I wanted more so outside of myself.
Speaker 10: I wanted people to see him outside of his job,
Speaker 10: which is a boxer, Like you know, people need to
Speaker 10: see him outside of you know, being aggressive and beating
Speaker 10: asked for a living. So I was just like, this
Speaker 10: would be good for you and us as a couple,
Speaker 10: you know, and so people could see like how much
Speaker 10: of a father you are and what like you're funny
Speaker 10: or goofy because people just see him like talking shit
Speaker 10: and getting asked and I'm like, right, all of who
Speaker 10: you are, you know. So I wanted people to see
Speaker 10: like us as a couple, like our foundation, and him
Speaker 10: more so like as an individual and not like a boxer.
Speaker 1: Did you feel like you got that from the show?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know it's crazy.
Speaker 10: He actually proposed to me on the show like that
Speaker 10: was the finale of the show, and I ended up
Speaker 10: getting press on the show. So like my whole storyline
Speaker 10: from the beginning of like when the show aired initially,
Speaker 10: like I had I wouldn't even call it beef, but
Speaker 10: I had like I guess a misunderstanding with one of
Speaker 10: the girls on the show, and that was completely gone.
Speaker 10: That was completely gone, and my whole story was getting
Speaker 10: the ring because I got pregnant before I wanted to
Speaker 10: get pregnant, and that was the whole show. So it
Speaker 10: was like completely when I got pregnant, and it was
Speaker 10: crazy because he told them and I lost a baby
Speaker 10: a year before that, Like, we lost the baby a
Speaker 10: year before that.
Speaker 1: So sorry, Taly, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 10: Got a blessing in return, so I'm I'm happy with
Speaker 10: my daughter now. But when we lost the baby, I
Speaker 10: didn't want and I lost the baby like I want
Speaker 10: to say, like three or four days before I found
Speaker 10: out the sex, so it was like four I was
Speaker 10: like almost I want to say, like a little over
Speaker 10: four months or just getting to four months.
Speaker 3: So I was already like showing visibly pregnant, and so
Speaker 3: I didn't want to tell.
Speaker 10: Like the producers, because you know, once you tell them something,
Speaker 10: they're making a story out.
Speaker 3: Of it, right.
Speaker 10: I was like, I don't want to tell them yet,
Speaker 10: because like what if something happens and then I have
Speaker 10: to deal with all the people that's going to know that.
Speaker 10: I was pregnant and then I lost another baby, and
Speaker 10: I didn't want that to be like something that I
Speaker 10: had to be traumatized and lived with again, you know.
Speaker 10: And he was just so excited that I was pregnant
Speaker 10: again that he just told the producers and I'm like,
Speaker 10: oh my gosh, all right, like now I can't stress.
Speaker 10: And you know, reality TV is stressful, Like they've been
Speaker 10: inituations that you don't necessarily want to be in or
Speaker 10: don't want to necessarily like face, I guess. And I
Speaker 10: was just in situations that I really didn't care to
Speaker 10: be in, you know, because I was pregnant, and I'm like,
Speaker 10: I don't want to stress and lose this baby for
Speaker 10: this conversation with a girl that I can care less about,
Speaker 10: you know, yeah, I do. I just that part of
Speaker 10: the reality I didn't care too much about because like
Speaker 10: they pretty much have control over your likeliness, and like
Speaker 10: who you are as a person or what you portray
Speaker 10: on TV is not really who you are in real life.
Speaker 10: Like reality TV is what they the producers, the you know,
Speaker 10: the showrunners or whatever, what they want to what they
Speaker 10: want to produce. So it's kind of like you don't
Speaker 10: really have control over that so that's the hard part
Speaker 10: about reality TV in a sense where you don't have control. Luckily,
Speaker 10: with my situation, it was a little bit different because
Speaker 10: I got pregnant, So yeah, my storyline was more so
Speaker 10: like Okay, now that you're pregnant, you can't like just
Speaker 10: be a girlfriend all your life, you know. So that
Speaker 10: was kind of like, all right, well, what do you
Speaker 10: want him to do? And I'm like, okay, here he
Speaker 10: is like trying to buy me a bigger car SUV
Speaker 10: and I'm like, okay, but when are we getting married? Like,
Speaker 10: you know, I have a car, Like we have cars,
Speaker 10: Like what are we doing car shopping? Like we don't
Speaker 10: need cars, you know. So then that became my story
Speaker 10: of like here we are going crib shopping, but where's
Speaker 10: my ring? Like right here we are going, you know,
Speaker 10: bracelet shopping, but where's my ring?
Speaker 3: So everything was like okay, but my ring? Okay, but
Speaker 3: my ring.
Speaker 10: But in reality, like in real life, we were already
Speaker 10: talking about marriage way before I even got pregnant, So
Speaker 10: the show kind of made it look like I was
Speaker 10: just nagging about this ring that we already discussed years
Speaker 10: before I even got pregnant. But it was kind of
Speaker 10: like what they wanted to push.
Speaker 1: Of course, because reality TV, what will be the most
Speaker 1: entertaining and what will give the audience a strong opinion
Speaker 1: and reaction to this at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: even though it's quote unquote real things that are happening.
Speaker 1: You know, you're filming I don't know how long Wags
Speaker 1: filmed for vander Pump Rules. Films for like four months,
Speaker 1: every single day, eight hours a day sometimes, and then
Speaker 1: you chop that down to an hour episode for however
Speaker 1: many you see very little and that's that's hard. I'm
Speaker 1: sure it was hard for you too. You're watching this
Speaker 1: show and you're like, this is entertaining as fuck, Like
Speaker 1: I dig it, but then people talking about you, you're like,
Speaker 1: I don't even recognize the person that they're talking about, and.
Speaker 10: It's me right now, one hundred and ten percent completely
Speaker 10: get it. And like I said, when we started filming,
Speaker 10: it was like the person that I was filming with
Speaker 10: I didn't really care to film with, and they knew.
Speaker 1: Oh, so they had you two together all the time.
Speaker 10: Then right, like, well, the person that like I was
Speaker 10: cool with on the show, we were cool, so it
Speaker 10: was kind of like me and her, But then you know,
Speaker 10: the other girl that I wasn't cool with, she kind
Speaker 10: of teamed up with someone and it was kind of
Speaker 10: like a one of the girls came to like a
Speaker 10: married man's house in like lingerie, and I was like, oh.
Speaker 3: I didn't get the memo.
Speaker 10: I didn't know this is what we're doing, you know,
Speaker 10: and there's married men in here, there's men in relationships
Speaker 10: in here, Like why are you coming with your titties out?
Speaker 3: Girl? Like this not cute or classy or do this?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 10: So that started drama, and like all that was on
Speaker 10: like the beginning, you know, episodes and stuff like that,
Speaker 10: so it kind of like that kind of faded out,
Speaker 10: and you know, then it became the story of like
Speaker 10: what are you guys going to do with your relationship?
Speaker 3: Are you guys going to be.
Speaker 10: Together, you know, or are you guys just gonna have
Speaker 10: a baby and you know be together.
Speaker 1: Did you feel pressured from producers or did Deonta feel
Speaker 1: any pressure?
Speaker 10: I honestly feel like there was a lot of pressure
Speaker 10: going on, but like Deonte and me are both people
Speaker 10: that like aren't going to let people tell us what
Speaker 10: to do. So it was kind of you know, there's
Speaker 10: certain certain scenes in the episodes where, for example, like
Speaker 10: they wanted me to take a pregnancy test, so I
Speaker 10: was like, okay, cool, and they were like, all right,
Speaker 10: this is how you know, you're going to present it
Speaker 10: to him. I'm like, okay, what do I look like
Speaker 10: just presenting him a stick in like our row, you
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying in.
Speaker 3: The house, like you know.
Speaker 10: So I'm like, this isn't what I would typically do,
Speaker 10: but it's kind of like, all right, well, We're going
Speaker 10: to have to show that I'm pregnant somehow, some way.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It was kind of like the way.
Speaker 10: And even though we already knew I was pregnant, like
Speaker 10: we had to kind of act surprised, you know, like,
Speaker 10: oh my god, right, you're pregnant. We're pregnant, And you know,
Speaker 10: he was more surprised than I was, because I was like,
Speaker 10: I know, I'm pregnant, you know what, I'm sorry. So
Speaker 10: it was it's like that type of stuff. Or like
Speaker 10: for example, like the girl that I didn't get along with,
Speaker 10: you know, they'd be like.
Speaker 3: Oh, you have a lunch date with someone, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: who is it?
Speaker 10: Because you guys know, I don't want to film with
Speaker 10: who I don't want to film with and then and
Speaker 10: I'm like, okay, well, I'm just letting you know that
Speaker 10: this is how I'm coming because I'm not about to
Speaker 10: stress out because I'm pregnant, you know. Like there's certain
Speaker 10: times that I was like, Okay, well, if you guys
Speaker 10: are going to have a group filming situation and she's
Speaker 10: going to be there, like, I don't want to argue today,
Speaker 10: so I'd rather just not go.
Speaker 1: So would you ever do it again? Would you ever
Speaker 1: if if if someone came to you and said, we
Speaker 1: want you on a reality show or do you think
Speaker 1: you've had enough?
Speaker 10: I would do it if I had control over like
Speaker 10: I guess producing like uh producers on the show, where
Speaker 10: I have control over what goes out, I would do that.
Speaker 10: But as far as just like being a talent on
Speaker 10: the show, I probably wouldn't do it again because it's
Speaker 10: just unless it's like a positive like woman empowerment show,
Speaker 10: then I would do that. Like I get that there
Speaker 10: has to be some type of drama, but not drama
Speaker 10: to the point where it breaks up families or like, yeah,
Speaker 10: that type of drama.
Speaker 1: It becomes a very a very negative space. If you
Speaker 1: can't compartmentalize real life from real life. I guess you know,
Speaker 1: unless you're you're filming, you put that hat on, you
Speaker 1: know what the drill is, and then when you go
Speaker 1: home you can separate the two. It can become a
Speaker 1: very toxic environment. So I get it. And when you're
Speaker 1: going toes with women all day and you know we're
Speaker 1: all sitting here talking about how we're supposed to lift
Speaker 1: each other up, but then I'm supposed to drag this
Speaker 1: bitch right, it's kind of a mind fuck. And yeah,
Speaker 1: you you have a term that I've never heard before, fempowerist,
Speaker 1: Like what does that mean for for listeners who have
Speaker 1: never heard that before.
Speaker 10: Initially, when I trademarked the word fem power is, I
Speaker 10: wanted to create like an app for women to empower
Speaker 10: women to just be like, you know, great and mentally
Speaker 10: be great too. It's not just physically, because it had like,
Speaker 10: well what I initially got it for, Like I wanted
Speaker 10: to do fitness, fitness tips, dating tips, motivational daily quotes
Speaker 10: just like every dud's and don'ts, and relationships or when
Speaker 10: it like like you said, when is it okay to
Speaker 10: present your kid? Or one is it okay to burb
Speaker 10: or fart in front of a man or just you know,
Speaker 10: like little I I would want, you know, coming out
Speaker 10: of a marriage or a relationship or just being single,
Speaker 10: you know, like things that you I feel like women
Speaker 10: need to know coming into relationships or just being a woman.
Speaker 10: Like you know, there's a lot of women that don't
Speaker 10: know how to be lady like or don't have you know, etiquette,
Speaker 10: and so it was kind of like one of those
Speaker 10: type of situations. But the app developer that I had
Speaker 10: it didn't work out, so that I have yet to do.
Speaker 10: So I trademark the word, and you know, now I'm
Speaker 10: kind of like, do I want to get into that
Speaker 10: field of apps or more so because I love clothes
Speaker 10: and fashion so much that I kind of want to
Speaker 10: turn the fem powers brand into like an ath leisure
Speaker 10: like where for women that extenuates like your curves and oh.
Speaker 1: I love that, but I have a flat ass. Can
Speaker 1: you do something that accentuates my flat ass too?
Speaker 3: Yeah? The lifers and everything, girl, don't worry.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. I love the word fempowerist,
Speaker 1: and I think it's amazing too. The app ideas obviously genius,
Speaker 1: but to turn it into an as leisure line because
Speaker 1: we're all out here wanting to like look like we
Speaker 1: worked out or we really did work out and then
Speaker 1: put it on with some heels and like go to
Speaker 1: work at the clurb.
Speaker 3: Well right exactly.
Speaker 10: And I kind of wanted to be like, you know,
Speaker 10: Tom would Tom Brown, Like it's like they have like sweats,
Speaker 10: but you could still wear it out the club, or
Speaker 10: you could still wear it to the airport and be
Speaker 10: fashionable but still be comfy.
Speaker 3: And that's kind of what I want.
Speaker 10: But more so instead of fashion and comfy, I want
Speaker 10: to add, like, you know, like a woman. So I
Speaker 10: want to insinuate like you know, underboob or like butt
Speaker 10: lift or like curbs, like you know, to where the
Speaker 10: stitching like makes.
Speaker 3: You look more curvy than you naturally are.
Speaker 10: Or just like just to extenuate like just being a
Speaker 10: woman and being powerful. And I kind of wanted to
Speaker 10: go towards that as opposed to the app because I
Speaker 10: feel like, you know, there's people that have apps, and
Speaker 10: there's people that have athletes or where too, but like
Speaker 10: I wanted to solely focus on like womenism and just
Speaker 10: like being a strong, powerful woman.
Speaker 1: I love that I love everything about what you just said,
Speaker 1: and I think that you are incredibly inspiring from your
Speaker 1: work ethic. Of course, I think it's important when a
Speaker 1: woman is doing something great that we let them know
Speaker 1: they're doing great. So I want you to tell our
Speaker 1: listeners and me how we can get involved in your
Speaker 1: Boxing Wags Association.
Speaker 10: Yes, so Boxing Wags we have the women of boxing.
Speaker 10: Like like I said, we do like all types of
Speaker 10: different events. The last event I did, I collaborated with Cookies.
Speaker 10: Cookies is a cannabis company and we had a toy
Speaker 10: drive for the children and we donated toys to children
Speaker 10: that were in need, so I collaborated with them. Before that,
Speaker 10: I had an event in Vegas with Versace and Balenciaga,
Speaker 10: so where we shop and the proceeds go to charity
Speaker 10: of their choice. So we just collaborate with different walks
Speaker 10: of people or different whatever is going on at the month.
Speaker 10: Next event I probably because I have the Fragrance going
Speaker 10: on right now, so it's like twenty million things twenty
Speaker 10: million times.
Speaker 3: But the next event will probably be I want to
Speaker 3: I want fingers crossed to probably be around like March,
Speaker 3: okay March or something like that.
Speaker 10: But all all the events and information you can find
Speaker 10: at Boxing Wags Association on Instagram and our website is
Speaker 10: Boxingwagsassociation dot org. Everything that we do or have going
Speaker 10: on is on both of those pages.
Speaker 1: Amazing, dude, thank you so much for joining me on
Speaker 1: Give Them Laala today. I'm sure you've inspired all of
Speaker 1: my listeners as well. You look absolutely I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: try and get my get up like how you have yours.
Speaker 3: Helpful girl, You're beautiful, You are amazing.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my love, and we'll keep in touch. And
Speaker 1: I'm trying to try this fragrance. Where can people buy this?
Speaker 10: Yes, so you can buy it at D Teley D
Speaker 10: T E L l I Fragrances dot com and we
Speaker 10: are going to be in store soon.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited.
Speaker 10: We're going to be in Norstrums and Bloomingdale's in the
Speaker 10: following month, so I'm super.
Speaker 3: Excited for that. Girl.
Speaker 1: I'm so proud of everything you have going on. It's
Speaker 1: so grateful to have you. So go enjoy your day
Speaker 1: and I hope to talk to you soon.
Speaker 3: Thank you.