Chasing Everything With A D*ck with Sarah Shahi
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The following podcast is a Dear Media production. This is Let's Be Honest with Kristen Cavallari, a podcast all about getting real and open on everything from sex, relationships, reality TV, wellness, family, and so much more. And just a fair warning, there will probably be some oversharing. Welcome in. I am so excited for today's episode. She is truly my girl crush. She is so honest and so real and so inspiring. I know you guys are going to love this one. Today we are joined by the beautiful Sarah Shahi. Wait, so 16?
God.
Yeah. I'm not ready for all of that. Like that freedom with them driving. Do you ever see your 16-year-old anymore?
Yes, I do. And you know what? He, thankfully, like, you know, I think it's hard to be a teenager today. And, like, I don't allow him to have social media. But, you know, he still sees it, right? And he's got his phone and his friends are doing shit. And he's a good boy. Like, I'm lucky. Like, he is a really good boy. So he goes out, but we've got rules. Yeah. You know, like when he needs to be parked somewhere, I track him. I track his driving. I track how fast he's going. Oh, you can do that? Oh, yeah. What app is that? There's a great app. Wow.
What personal experiences does Sarah Shahi share about her divorce?
OK, you'll have to tell me that later.
Yeah. Oh, wow. It's called Life 360.
Oh, no, I know. that app.
You know that one. Yeah. So it will literally tell you like how many times they like, you know, break really hard. Like if there was something happening, tells you how fast they go, how many times they looked at their phone while they're driving. Like it's literally like it's your eyes and ears inside of the car.
That's amazing.
It's incredible.
Did not know it did all of that. My ex has life 360 for my kids. But of course, my kids told me how they they've figured out a workaround. They can pause it so that He thinks that they're one spot, but they're not. I love they told you. They tell me things. So I will take it. Yeah. But the driving thing, the texting while driving is, I think, the biggest thing that makes me so nervous. I know. Because I just don't want them to be stupid and think that they're invincible.
I know. I know. That's the thing. It's like everything happens like that. Exactly.
I know. So, yeah. So what's it's it's a whole other world. Yeah. How old are yours? So 13, almost 12, and then 10. So two middle school boys and then a girl. You had them close. Oh, yeah. They were very close. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Was that on purpose or did it just happen? Yeah, it was. It was. And now looking back, I mean, yes and no. When I look back now, I'm so happy it happened that way. Yeah. But it was pure chaos for a few years. I mean, you know, it was like breastfeeding or being pregnant for like six years straight.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a lot.
Yeah, happy that that happened. That's a lot.
But also like how incredible are our bodies to be able to do that?
It really is amazing what our bodies can go through.
So I have a whole new respect for like being a woman. And also like now, like I'm single. I've been single for about a year now. It's the first time in my life I've really been single. But like being able to explore like my femininity in a way that I never had before. And like the power of a woman's body and sensuality and what it means without context in a relationship with a man. You know what I mean? Like it's been a cool like exploration for me personally.
And for your kids to see, too, I think.
Yeah.
Yeah. How do you guys split up the custody?
Is it 50 50? It's pretty 50 50. You know, he's also in the business. So if I need to take over more because he's out of town or like I've been out of town working and on this tour. So he's had them for a few weeks now. But then, you know, the moment I come back, it's like, here you go.
Yeah.
And actually, I love it. Like, it really does go by so fast. And, you know, like as moms, of course, we need the night off every once in a while. But I don't like being away from my babies. I know it. It always sounds nice. Right.
To have a break. And then the first day it's like, oh, wait, I miss them. I know. I'm calling them all the time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:20
2
What personal experiences does Sarah Shahi share about her divorce?
1:20–6:14
3
What insights does Sarah provide about being single for the first time in over two decades?
6:14–6:19
4
How does Sarah Shahi discuss her journey towards self-empowerment?
6:19–7:34
5
How does Sarah Shahi navigate co-parenting after her divorce?
7:34–25:44
6
What challenges did Sarah face while filming steamy scenes in Sex/Life?
25:44–25:53
7
How does Sarah Shahi view her on-set romance with Adam Demos?
25:53–38:34
8
What is Sarah's perspective on slow-burn relationships?
38:34–59:19
Speakers
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