Miranda McWhorter

And so I think that it's difficult to prioritize those friendships all the time where I feel like when we first started MomTalk, it was kind of like just what we did because, you know, we were stay at home moms and we were kind of growing a platform, but like we were stay at home moms. And that's just not

our reality really anymore and it's you know it's great but I think that things are just so different and I think right now we're just kind of taking it one day at a time and I'm just grateful that we are able to like joke about it now and and laugh about it and be around each other and not have it be triggering for either one of us really.

our reality really anymore and it's you know it's great but I think that things are just so different and I think right now we're just kind of taking it one day at a time and I'm just grateful that we are able to like joke about it now and and laugh about it and be around each other and not have it be triggering for either one of us really.

our reality really anymore and it's you know it's great but I think that things are just so different and I think right now we're just kind of taking it one day at a time and I'm just grateful that we are able to like joke about it now and and laugh about it and be around each other and not have it be triggering for either one of us really.

I got a phone call a few days after Season 1 aired, seeing if I had changed my mind. And at this point, I'm divorced now. And I was like, I don't know. And I would say, obviously, the decision-making process because of that was easier. But I mean, I signed my contract the day before we started filming. I was so all over the place with making the decision.

I got a phone call a few days after Season 1 aired, seeing if I had changed my mind. And at this point, I'm divorced now. And I was like, I don't know. And I would say, obviously, the decision-making process because of that was easier. But I mean, I signed my contract the day before we started filming. I was so all over the place with making the decision.

I got a phone call a few days after Season 1 aired, seeing if I had changed my mind. And at this point, I'm divorced now. And I was like, I don't know. And I would say, obviously, the decision-making process because of that was easier. But I mean, I signed my contract the day before we started filming. I was so all over the place with making the decision.

And a lot of that, I think, really had to do with my family. My family is still very religious. And although they've been very supportive, it's still a lot for them. And I think that they've seen me go through a lot over the last few years. And I think that they were just rightfully concerned for me and my mental health and everything.

And a lot of that, I think, really had to do with my family. My family is still very religious. And although they've been very supportive, it's still a lot for them. And I think that they've seen me go through a lot over the last few years. And I think that they were just rightfully concerned for me and my mental health and everything.

And a lot of that, I think, really had to do with my family. My family is still very religious. And although they've been very supportive, it's still a lot for them. And I think that they've seen me go through a lot over the last few years. And I think that they were just rightfully concerned for me and my mental health and everything.

I think that, you know, the church, that's something that they hold very near and dear to their heart. And even though I've kind of stepped away from that, it's something that I still try to be respectful of, you know, for their sake and for other loved ones. But yeah, I think it was definitely a difficult decision to make.

I think that, you know, the church, that's something that they hold very near and dear to their heart. And even though I've kind of stepped away from that, it's something that I still try to be respectful of, you know, for their sake and for other loved ones. But yeah, I think it was definitely a difficult decision to make.

I think that, you know, the church, that's something that they hold very near and dear to their heart. And even though I've kind of stepped away from that, it's something that I still try to be respectful of, you know, for their sake and for other loved ones. But yeah, I think it was definitely a difficult decision to make.

But I couldn't really deny this time around that like last time I kept trying to make the idea work in my head and then my gut was telling me something else.

But I couldn't really deny this time around that like last time I kept trying to make the idea work in my head and then my gut was telling me something else.

But I couldn't really deny this time around that like last time I kept trying to make the idea work in my head and then my gut was telling me something else.

And I felt like it was kind of flip-flopped this time around. And every time I thought about it, I'm like, it probably just isn't the right. I'm sure not anything great really mentally and for my kids could really come from it. But I kept feeling otherwise. And so I'm like, you know what? If I've got to eat my words, I'll eat my words. And so then I was like, you know, let's do it.

And I felt like it was kind of flip-flopped this time around. And every time I thought about it, I'm like, it probably just isn't the right. I'm sure not anything great really mentally and for my kids could really come from it. But I kept feeling otherwise. And so I'm like, you know what? If I've got to eat my words, I'll eat my words. And so then I was like, you know, let's do it.

And I felt like it was kind of flip-flopped this time around. And every time I thought about it, I'm like, it probably just isn't the right. I'm sure not anything great really mentally and for my kids could really come from it. But I kept feeling otherwise. And so I'm like, you know what? If I've got to eat my words, I'll eat my words. And so then I was like, you know, let's do it.

Right, right. I mean, yeah, there was for sure a level of it where I'm like, I've gone through a lot of trauma. I might as well get paid for it. When people are like, you're only back for the money. I'm like, I'm not back for free. I'm not doing this for charity.