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Gwyneth’s candle. Mariah’s shade. Tom Cruise’s couch jump. Hollywood supplies the headlines—and Allen Salkin fills in the blanks. Investigative journalist Allen Salkin joins Roxy Manning for “Name Names — The Game” on The Iconic Midlife. The rules are simple: finish the sentence. Names are encouraged. From Gwyneth Paltrow’s provocative approach to celebrity branding to Mariah Carey’s immortal “I don’t know her,” we revisit the moments that became pop-culture shorthand—and debate what they really reveal about fame, image, and getting our attention. Expect candid opinions, unexpected tangents, and plenty to weigh in on yourself. Play along: Which celebrity moment made you think, “Your publicist does not get paid enough”? Share your answer in the comments or tag us on social media. Missed our full conversation? Listen to Allen’s main episode, “Investigative Journalist Allen Salkin: Richard Gere and the Hollywood Rumor That Won’t Die,” for a deeper look at his six-year investigation into the unsubstantiated urban legend—and why celebrity rumors can outlive the facts. Watch the game on YouTube today at 3 PM PT. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss it! Keep The Iconic Midlife coming: Follow the show wherever you listen, rate us on Spotify, and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Send this episode to the friend who always has an opinion about Hollywood. Follow me on social media: @theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy across platforms. Come back Tuesday for another conversation on The Iconic Midlife. Links referenced in this episode: allensalkin.com

Six years of investigating. Decades of gossip. And a Hollywood story people still repeat without asking: Where’s the evidence? Investigative journalist Allen Salkin joins Roxy Manning on The Iconic Midlife to explore the unsubstantiated Richard Gere gerbil rumor—and the bigger story behind its staying power. How does an urban legend become something “everybody knows”? Why do we trust a story because someone claims to know the doctor, the friend, or the insider? And what happens when a celebrity’s attempts to protect their reputation risk giving a rumor another life? Roxy and Allen dig into the intersection of fame, sex, shame, and storytelling—and why the most memorable version of a story isn’t necessarily the most credible. In this episode: • What Allen’s years of reporting uncovered about the Richard Gere urban legend—and where the evidence ends • How a rumor can migrate from one person to another • Why supposed insider connections make gossip feel convincing • The dilemma celebrities face when deciding whether to respond • How sensational stories shape reputations long after the headlines fade Come back Thursday for “Name Names — The Game”! Allen finishes the sentences, and Hollywood supplies the material: Gwyneth Paltrow’s infamous candle, Tom Cruise’s Oprah couch jump, and Mariah Carey’s immortal “I don’t know her" to name a few. Expect candid opinions, unexpected detours, and a conversation about the celebrity moments that keep us talking. Enjoyed this conversation? Follow The Iconic Midlife wherever you listen so you don’t miss Thursday’s game or our next guest. Subscribe on YouTube to watch the video episodes, rate the show on Spotify, and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Share this episode with the friend who always has the Hollywood scoop. Follow me on social media: @theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy. And you can catch Allen's podcast, Gerbil, presented by The Hollywood Reporter wherever you get your podcasts and on YouTube. What’s a celebrity rumor you believed for years before you finally questioned it? Tell me in the comments. Companies mentioned in this episode: The Hollywood ReporterThe New York TimesVanity FairCedars-Sinai Medical CenterFood NetworkEsquireExtraNational LampoonToronto StarInstagramGoogleRedditWikipediaTheranosStudio 54Today (NBC)

Prime or Pass? Beauty icon Laura Geller is back on The Iconic Midlife, and this time, we're putting her beauty instincts to the test! From makeup trends and beauty rules to the things women are told they should (and shouldn't!) do as they age, Laura is weighing in on what's worth embracing and what's ready to be retired. With decades of experience in the beauty industry, the legendary makeup artist and founder of Laura Geller Beauty knows a thing or two about what works, what doesn't, and why beauty should never come with an expiration date. But will she give these trends their prime-time moment or send them packing? It's time to play Prime or Pass! Don't Miss the Full Interview!If you enjoyed this game, make sure to catch Laura's full conversation with Roxy Manning on The Iconic Midlife, where they discuss: Makeup tips and beauty techniques for women over 40How our relationship with beauty evolves as we ageBreaking outdated beauty rulesConfidence, reinvention, and embracing midlifeLaura's journey building her iconic beauty brand Listen to the full episode of The Iconic Midlife on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. Watch the full interview and this game episode on YouTube: Search for The Iconic Midlife and subscribe to the channel! Connect with Laura GellerFollow Laura Geller Beauty on social media: @lauragellerbeauty Website: https://www.laurageller.com Follow The Iconic MidlifeWant more candid conversations about beauty, health, relationships, reinvention, and everything that makes midlife interesting? Follow us on social media: The Iconic Midlife: @theiconicmidlife Roxy Manning: @redcarpetroxy Love the Show? Here's How You Can Support Us!Follow or subscribe to The Iconic Midlife on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.Rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts or your preferred podcast app, where available. Your reviews help new listeners discover us!Subscribe on YouTube for full interviews, exclusive games, and behind-the-scenes moments.Share this episode with a friend who loves beauty, makeup, and a little midlife mischief. Now it's your turn! What's one beauty trend you'd give a PRIME to, and what's an absolute PASS? Tell us in the comments on YouTube or social media! #TheIconicMidlife #LauraGeller #PrimeOrPass #BeautyOver40 #MakeupOver40 #MidlifeBeauty

What happens when the beauty industry tells women they're past their prime, but one of its most recognizable beauty entrepreneurs refuses to buy into it? This week on The Iconic Midlife, Roxy Manning sits down with legendary makeup artist and beauty entrepreneur Laura Geller, founder of Laura Geller Beauty, for a conversation about aging, confidence, beauty standards, and why women over 40 deserve more than an afterthought from the beauty industry. Laura has spent decades helping women look and feel their best. From building her namesake beauty brand to championing makeup for mature skin, she's helped change the conversation around what beauty looks like as we age. Together, Roxy and Laura explore how our relationship with beauty evolves in midlife, why representation matters, and what it really means to feel confident in your own skin. And, of course, there's plenty of beauty talk along the way. In This Episode:Laura's journey from makeup artist to building an iconic beauty brandWhy women over 40 have historically been overlooked by the beauty industryMakeup tips and techniques for mature skinHow our beauty routines should evolve as we ageThe connection between beauty, confidence, and self-expressionChallenging outdated beauty standards and embracing agingReinvention, entrepreneurship, and finding success at every stage of life About Laura GellerLaura Geller is a renowned makeup artist, entrepreneur, and founder of Laura Geller Beauty. Known for her approachable beauty philosophy and innovative makeup products, Laura has become a leading voice in celebrating women of all ages, particularly those navigating midlife and beyond. Connect with Laura GellerSocial Media: @lauragellerbeauty Website: https://www.laurageller.com Follow The Iconic MidlifeThe Iconic Midlife is hosted by Roxy Manning and features candid conversations about everything that matters to women in midlife, from health and hormones to beauty, relationships, career, and reinvention. Social Media (Show): @theiconicmidlife Social Media (Host): @redcarpetroxy Watch the full episode on YouTube: The Iconic Midlife Enjoying the podcast? Follow The Iconic Midlife on your favorite podcast platform, leave a rating and review, and share this episode with a friend. Your support helps more women discover these conversations. Because beauty doesn't have an expiration date.

Would you date someone your dog doesn't like? And is sharing custody of a pet with an ex a relationship red flag? PETA's Ashley Byrne is back on The Iconic Midlife with host Roxy Manning for a hilarious round of Dealbreaker or I'll Allow It?—a dating game where love, relationships, and our four-legged companions collide. After tackling some of the most pressing animal-welfare issues in her full interview, Ashley is showing us her lighter side as Roxy puts her on the spot with a series of dating scenarios involving pets, partners, and some potentially questionable relationship habits. From dogs sleeping in the bed to dating someone who isn't an animal lover, Ashley has to decide: Is it a dealbreaker, or will she allow it? In This Game Episode:Dating someone who loves animals but doesn't want petsDogs in the bedroom—and possibly between you and your partnerWhen your dog doesn't approve of your dateSharing custody of a pet with an exDating someone who doesn't share your views on animal welfareThe relationship habits that might make an animal lover think twice It's a playful look at dating, compatibility, and just how much our relationships with animals influence our relationships with people. And don't miss Ashley's full episode of The Iconic Midlife, where we discuss animal cruelty on L.A.'s Skid Row, New York City's carriage horses, overcrowded animal shelters, and what we can all do to help protect animals. Connect With UsAshley Byrne / PETA: https://www.peta.org The Iconic Midlife: @theiconicmidlife Roxy Manning: @redcarpetroxy Listen, Subscribe & ShareLove this game? Subscribe to The Iconic Midlife on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. Download the episode, leave a rating and review, and share it with your favorite animal lover. Subscribe to The Iconic Midlife on YouTube for the full video episodes, games, and more candid conversations about life, relationships, and everything in between. And tell us: Would you date someone your dog didn't like?

What's really happening to animals on Skid Row in Los Angeles—and who's protecting them? From reports of animal abuse and illegal breeding on the streets of Los Angeles to the controversy surrounding New York City's carriage horses and overcrowded animal shelters nationwide, the fight for animal welfare has never felt more urgent. This week on The Iconic Midlife, Roxy Manning sits down with Ashley Byrne, Director of Outreach for PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), for an eye-opening conversation about animal cruelty, rescue, advocacy, and the changes needed to protect vulnerable animals. As a lifelong animal lover and rescue dog mom, Roxy has always felt a deep connection to animals and a responsibility to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves. Ashley shares how her passion for animals became her life's work and takes us behind the headlines of some of the most pressing animal welfare issues in America. In This Episode:The Skid Row animal crisis: Reports of abuse, neglect, and illegal breeding in Los Angeles, and whether city officials are doing enough to intervene.NYC carriage horses: The realities of the horse-drawn carriage industry, concerns about working and living conditions, and efforts to ban carriage rides.America's overcrowded shelters: Why shelters are struggling, what contributes to euthanasia, and what needs to change.Adopt, don't shop: The impact of puppy mills, breeding, and consumer demand on animal homelessness.Vegan fashion and cruelty-free beauty: How to make more compassionate choices without sacrificing personal style.Advocacy at every age: How our priorities and willingness to speak up can evolve in midlife.How you can help: Practical ways to support animal rescue, report suspected cruelty, foster, volunteer, and advocate for stronger animal protections. This conversation isn't just about the heartbreaking realities facing animals. It's about accountability, compassion, and understanding how individual choices can contribute to meaningful change. Because loving animals is one thing. Taking action to protect them is another. Connect & Take ActionLearn more about PETA's animal advocacy work: https://www.peta.org Explore animal adoption and fostering opportunities through your local shelters and rescue organizations. Follow The Iconic MidlifeSocial Media (show): @theiconicmidlife Social Media (host): @redcarpetroxy YouTube: The Iconic Midlife Love this conversation? Subscribe to The Iconic Midlife on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, or your favorite podcast app. Download the episode, leave a rating and review, and share it with someone who cares about animals. And don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the full video interviews and exclusive content. Your voice matters. And so do theirs. Links referenced in this episode: peta.org Companies mentioned in this episode: PETAStarts With One TodayLos Angeles Animal ServicesLos Angeles Police Department (LAPD)Best Friends Animal SocietyCentral Park ConservancyCirque du SoleilGucciStella McCartneyMarie 1998Sans BeastPETA Business FriendsU.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)YouTubeInstagramIconic Midlife

What counts as financially smart—and what’s just plain cheap? In this bonus game episode, financial expert Pattie Ehsaei is putting her money philosophy to the test with Rich Move or Broke Move? I give Pattie a series of deliberately tricky money, dating and lifestyle scenarios where the “right” answer isn’t always obvious. From living with your parents at 45 to refusing first class, insisting on a prenup, buying a dream house in cash, splitting the check and deciding how much luxury is too much, Pattie has to make the call. And because this is Pattie, she doesn’t just choose a side—she explains exactly why. In this episode:When saving money is smart versus simply cheapWhether living with your parents in midlife can actually be financially savvyFirst-class travel, luxury spending and knowing what’s worth itPrenups, financial independence and protecting your own moneyDating someone with very different financial habitsBuying a home in cash versus keeping your money investedWhy appearances can be completely misleading when it comes to wealthThe money decisions that get much more complicated in midlife Pattie is the author of Never Date a Broke Dude: The Financial Freedom Playbook and is known online as the Duchess of Decorum. Follow Pattie: @duchessofdecorum PattieEhsaei.com If you enjoyed this game, follow The Iconic Midlife wherever you listen to podcasts, subscribe on YouTube, and follow @theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy on social media. And if you haven’t heard Pattie’s full episode yet, go back and listen to: Financial Expert Pattie Ehsaei: Money, Marriage & the Cost of Giving Up Control The Iconic Midlife Hosted by Roxy Manning New episodes weekly.

What does it really mean to be financially independent—and how much control are women giving up without even realizing it? Financial expert, attorney, former banking executive and Never Date a Broke Dude author Pattie Ehsaei joins me for a sharp, funny and unapologetic conversation about money, marriage, power and the financial decisions that can shape a woman’s future. We get into the difference between looking wealthy and actually building wealth, why money can quietly become leverage inside a relationship, the complicated reality of prenups, financial dependence, retirement, and why even smart, successful women can have major blind spots when it comes to their own finances. And because Pattie never misses a good pop-culture money lesson, we also break down what the very public relationship splits of Dorit Kemsley and PK Kemsley, Lisa and Lenny Hochstein, and Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky reveal about money, assets, financial independence, and what can happen when a marriage ends. We also talk about the cultural double standard around women wanting financially successful partners, whether financial equality is possible when one person earns significantly more, and why reaching midlife can be the moment you finally ask yourself: Where is my money—and how much control do I actually have over it? In this episode:The difference between appearing rich and actually having wealthWhy financial independence is about more than incomeMoney, power and control inside marriageThe financial risks of relying entirely on a partnerPrenups, ownership and protecting yourselfWhy successful women are still judged for caring about a partner’s financesThe biggest money mistakes women make in midlifeWhether it’s ever too late to start building wealthWhat financial freedom can look like after 40 and 50Why having options may be the ultimate form of wealth Pattie is also the author of Never Date a Broke Dude: The Financial Freedom Playbook and is known online as the Duchess of Decorum. Follow Pattie: Instagram: @duchessofdecorum Website: PattieEhsaei.com If you loved this conversation, follow The Iconic Midlife wherever you listen to podcasts, subscribe on YouTube, and follow @theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy on social media. And come back Thursday for Pattie’s game episode: Rich Move or Broke Move? I’m giving her financial dilemmas where the answer is definitely not as obvious as it sounds. The Iconic Midlife Hosted by Roxy Manning New episodes weekly.

Juliet Mayhew is back — and this time, we’re getting a little cheeky. The Real Housewives of London star returns to The Iconic Midlife for a very British game of “Posh or Tosh?” — where Roxy gives Juliet a series of questionable social behaviors, friendship dilemmas and Housewives-worthy situations, and Juliet has to decide: perfectly posh… or absolute tosh? We’re talking frenemies, keeping receipts, cosmetic secrets, red-carpet etiquette, telling uncomfortable truths on camera, marriage, ambition — and yes, even social climbing. And Juliet definitely has opinions. If you haven’t heard Roxy’s full conversation with Juliet yet, download Tuesday’s episode, where they get candid about The Real Housewives of London, reinventing yourself at 49, marriage and motherhood, being misunderstood, returning to performing and why women don’t need permission to decide it’s finally their turn. Download this episode, subscribe to The Iconic Midlife, and follow the show so you never miss a new conversation or game. And if Juliet’s answers make you laugh — or you strongly disagree with one of them — send the episode to a friend and see whether she thinks it’s posh or tosh. Follow Roxy Manning and The Iconic Midlife on social media for more clips, conversations and behind-the-scenes moments from the show. In this episode: Juliet Mayhew • The Real Housewives of London • Posh or Tosh • Housewives • female friendship • frenemies • social climbing • midlife • marriage • reality TV • London society

What happens when you’ve spent years being a wife, a mother, and everything everyone else needed you to be — and suddenly decide it’s your turn? This week, Roxy sits down with Juliet Mayhew, star of The Real Housewives of London, for a conversation that goes far beyond reality TV. At 49, Juliet is stepping into one of her most public chapters yet. She opens up about rediscovering herself as her children grow up, returning to her roots as a performer, and what reinvention looks like when you’re doing it in front of an audience that has plenty of opinions about who you are. Juliet also gets candid about marriage and how a long-term relationship evolves when you evolve, being misunderstood and judged by other women, navigating friendship in midlife, her Australian roots and life in London, and what becoming a Real Housewife has taught her about herself. Plus, we get into a question so many women wrestle with in midlife: Why do we wait for permission to make it our turn? And come back this Thursday when Juliet returns to The Iconic Midlife for a very British game of “Posh or Tosh?” Roxy puts her on the spot with questionable social behavior, friendship etiquette, red-carpet politics and a little Housewives shade. You’ll definitely want to hear which ones Juliet declares perfectly posh — and which are absolute tosh. Download this episode and subscribe to The Iconic Midlife so you don’t miss Juliet’s “Posh or Tosh?” game this Thursday. And if this conversation reminds you of a woman who needs to hear that it’s not too late to make it her turn, send it to her. Follow Roxy Manning (@redcarpetroxy) and The Iconic Midlife (@theiconicmidlife) on social media for more conversations, clips and behind-the-scenes moments from the show.

What’s your parenting hill to die on—and what are you willing to let go? Dr. Siggie Cohen is back for a game of “Parenting Hill to Die On,” where Roxy throws her a series of everyday parenting dilemmas and Dr. Siggie has to decide: is this a battle worth fighting, or one parents should simply let go? From kids refusing to wear a coat and quitting activities to bad grades, swear words, smartphones, and saying no to Grandma’s hug, Dr. Siggie weighs in on when parents should hold the line—and when giving kids autonomy matters more. Along the way, she explains why not every uncomfortable parenting moment requires intervention, why some boundaries are non-negotiable, and how knowing which battles matter can help us raise more independent, resilient kids. And yes, there are a few answers that might surprise you. 🎧 Missed our full conversation? Listen to Dr. Siggie Cohen: Has Gentle Parenting Gone Too Far? on The Iconic Midlife. ➕ Follow The Iconic Midlife and follow Roxy Manning on social media (@theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy) for more conversations about parenting, relationships, health, identity and navigating midlife. What’s YOUR parenting hill to die on? Tell us.

Has gentle parenting gone too far? Dr. Siggie Cohen thinks somewhere along the way, gentle parenting started getting confused with permissive parenting—and in our effort to raise emotionally aware kids, some parents have become afraid to actually parent. In this episode of The Iconic Midlife, Roxy sits down with renowned child development specialist and parenting expert Dr. Siggie Cohen for a candid conversation about raising resilient, emotionally secure kids without losing boundaries, authority—or yourself in the process. Dr. Siggie explains why validation doesn’t mean accommodation, why parents don’t need to fix every uncomfortable feeling, and why allowing kids to experience frustration, boredom and disappointment can actually help build the emotional muscles they’ll need later in life. They also get into parental guilt, screens and technology, what modern parenting may have overcorrected, and how to stay connected to your child while still being the person in charge. Roxy also opens up about navigating grief with her daughter after losing her father, and Dr. Siggie shares how parents can make space for difficult conversations about death and loss even while processing their own emotions. Because your child can have big feelings about a boundary—and the boundary can still stand. In this episode: When gentle parenting crosses into permissive parentingWhy validation does not mean accommodationHow to hold boundaries without dismissing your child’s feelingsWhy frustration and discomfort are essential to building resilienceThe difference between supporting your child and fixing everything for themWhat to do when your child says, “I’m bored”Screens, technology and creating realistic family rulesParenting through guilt and the pressure to get everything “right”Talking to children about death, grief and difficult emotionsWhy being an emotionally connected parent doesn’t mean giving up your authority 🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode of The Iconic Midlife now. Follow The Iconic Midlife and Roxy Manning on social media (@theiconicmidlife and @redcarpetroxy) for more conversations about navigating midlife, parenting, relationships, health, reinvention and everything in between. And come back Thursday for Dr. Siggie’s game, Parenting Hill to Die On. Subscribe, follow and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts—it helps more women discover The Iconic Midlife.

Michael Allio: The Answers He Didn’t Have Time to OverthinkWhat happens when Michael Allio doesn’t get time to overthink the answer? In this bonus episode of The Iconic Midlife, Michael plays our Fill in the Blank game—and the answers get personal fast. We talk about grief, fatherhood, healing, vulnerability, love, legacy, and the next chapter he’s stepping into now. Michael finishes sentences like: Grief taught me… My son has made me a better… I knew I was healing when… The biggest misconception about moving forward after loss is… The next chapter of my life will be… The result is a revealing, heartfelt look at the man behind the story—and some of his most candid answers yet. If you listened to Michael’s full episode, this is the perfect companion conversation. And if you haven’t heard it yet, go back and listen to our full interview where we dive deeper into losing his wife, raising his son, rebuilding his life, finding purpose through Where the Wild Heart Grows, and opening his heart to love again. Listen now, then send this episode to someone who believes the best chapters can still be ahead. Be sure to follow and subscribe to The Iconic Midlife wherever you listen so you never miss a new episode. Follow @TheIconicMidlife and @RedCarpetRoxy on social media for more clips, behind-the-scenes moments, and conversations from the show. And if you enjoyed this episode, leave a rating and review—it helps more people discover The Iconic Midlife. Catch Michael Allio’s full episode now, available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Michael Allio: He Thought His Love Story Was OverMichael Allio has lived through the kind of loss that changes everything. After losing his wife to cancer, the former Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise star suddenly found himself navigating grief, single fatherhood, and the impossible task of helping his young son process emotions he was still trying to understand himself. What came next was a complete rebuilding of his life. In this deeply personal conversation, Michael opens up about what grief taught him, how fatherhood changed him, why vulnerability became a strength, and how bedtime stories he created for his son eventually became his beautifully illustrated children’s book, Where the Wild Heart Grows. We also talk about what it means to move forward without leaving the past behind, how his definition of success has changed, the pressure men feel to stay strong, and what it takes to allow joy — and love — back into your life after unimaginable loss. And now, as Michael steps into yet another new chapter with his recent engagement, this conversation feels especially poignant: proof that grief and hope can coexist, and that sometimes the life you never planned becomes the one that teaches you the most. In this episode, we talk about: Losing his wife and becoming a single fatherHelping his son navigate grief and big emotionsThe surprising origin of Where the Wild Heart GrowsWhy storytelling became a powerful parenting toolWhat people misunderstand about griefVulnerability, masculinity, and emotional healingHow loss completely changed his definition of successAllowing yourself to experience joy againOpening your heart to love after lossThe legacy he hopes to leave for his son If you’ve ever had to rebuild after loss, heartbreak, or a life chapter you never saw coming, this conversation is for you. Listen now and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it. Follow Michael and learn more about Where the Wild Heart Grows through the links in the show notes. And make sure you’re following @TheIconicMidlife and @RedCarpetRoxy on social media for more conversations, clips, and behind-the-scenes moments from the show. Subscribe to The Iconic Midlife wherever you listen to podcasts so you never miss an episode — and if you loved this conversation, please leave a rating and review. It helps more women discover the show. And don’t miss Thursday…Michael is coming back for our Fill in the Blank game, and some of his answers get personal. Grief taught me… My son has made me a better… I knew I was healing when… The next chapter of my life will be… That bonus game episode drops Thursday, so make sure you’re subscribed. New episodes of The Iconic Midlife are available wherever you get your podcasts.

Jennifer Shaffer Plays Spirit Speed RoundWhat if you could ask an intuitive medium all the questions you've secretly wondered about... and get the very first answer that comes to mind? In this special game episode of The Iconic Midlife, intuitive Jennifer Shaffer takes on Spirit Speed Round—a rapid-fire challenge where she finishes thought-provoking sentences about intuition, signs from loved ones, grief, the afterlife, and the messages she believes we're all meant to hear. From the biggest misconception about mediums to the one message she wishes everyone could receive, Jennifer's answers are heartfelt, surprising, and guaranteed to leave you thinking long after the game is over. If you loved Jennifer's full interview, you won't want to miss this fun bonus conversation. Missed the full episode?Be sure to check out Jennifer's full interview on The Iconic Midlife, where we dive deeper into intuition, mediumship, signs from loved ones, her work consulting on criminal investigations, her friendship with Jessica Alba, and an unforgettable live reading. Enjoying The Iconic Midlife?If you loved this game episode, please follow the show, leave a 5-star review, and share it with a friend. Your support helps us continue bringing you inspiring conversations—and fun bonus content—with extraordinary guests. Stay connected by following me on social media: @RedCarpetRoxy @TheIconicMidlife Visit TheIconicMidlife.com for more episodes, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes updates.