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Actress, Emmy Award-Winning host and New York Times Bestselling Author of “Worthy, Jada Pinkett Smith offers an intimate look into her life and the honest, inspirational, and sometimes painful lessons she’s learned along the way. It was a beautiful conversation, but the moment that stuck out the most is when she said this: “My biggest art form is how I live my life. We are all walking pieces of art”. She shares: What she believes she’s worthy of now Who she wrote her memoir “Worthy” for Her surprising love language The biggest lesson she’s learned in her lifetime The complexities of being in a relationship that is a model of love for the world: “that Will + Jada love” The insights her relationship with Will has brought her Why she loves high-pressure situations and what they have taught her about friendships Her thoughts on Taraji P. Henson’s recent comments on pay equity for women of color Why she’s the happiest she’s ever been How she navigates public opinions on her life Why it's time to let go of romanticized visions of relationships and people What people often overlook in relationships How she lives her life as art. Courting her shadows to find her brightest light: “Sometimes you have to live who you're not to know who you are.”

Fortune is a comedian, writer and actor. Her new comedy special, Good Fortune, just released on Netflix (it was filmed in Chicago!) You have seen her previously on Chelsea Lately, The Mindy Project, and her stand-up debut on Last Comic Standing. She also hosts a podcast, “Sincerely Fortune,” with her wife Jacquelyn Smith. Fortune is so funny and sincere. We spoke about: The story behind her name “Fortune” Her Hollywood MIRACLE MOMENT (this is wild!) Why Chelsea Handler believed in her and others who traditionally didn’t get a chance in Hollywood How she handled red carpet interviews with celebrities (she used to be a reporter) Her advice on finding love (it’s beautiful). How her time living in Spain gave her courage to do anything How the first time she performed on stage she realized what she was meant to do Why it’s crucial to bet on yourself in show business How her mother feels about being in her stand up, loves Hooter’s, and is such an ally to Fortune and the gay community in North Carolina.

She’s a Grammy-winning, multi-platinum rapper, singer-songwriter, Emmy-nominated actor, mother, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. You know her for the iconic hit Who’s That Girl? Now, Eve is here on PRETTYSMART, ready to finally answer that question. In her new memoir, she opens up like never before, giving us an intimate glimpse into her life and journey as she shares: How she knew she didn’t want a regular life and was destined for something big. How she never imagined her music career would go beyond just her debut album. Her experience with Ruff Ryders and how it differed from her experience with men in rap in general. How she deals with fear and why it’s a constant companion in her life. Working as a stripper for two months (and why she sort of regrets opening up about it in her memoir). Her focus and “do or die” mentality. When she realized her life had really changed. Her struggle with alcohol and how the realizations she had about that whie writing her memoir. Her struggles with loneliness and depression even though she didn’t realize that was what it was at the time. Why she love the lyrical beefing between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Her two favorite songs to perform. Her thoughts on women in rap now. Why Nicki Minaj being cast in Barbershop 2 sent her back to therapy. How Jay z was an “Invisible Bully” and why she thinks those types of bullies are actually valuable. Her Ectopic pregnancy, IVF, struggles to conceive and why becoming a mom at 43 has been so wonderful for her. What has set her apart from others in the industry. Why you should always be open to the pivot. Healing from her baggage from past toxic relationships when she started dating her now husband, Max. When we will get new music (and if Fetish by Eve will ever return!)

Comedian, Writer and star of Saturday Night Live, Ego Nwodim, joins PRETTYSMART! She shares: What it means to live a ?Yes, And? life Auditioning for SNL even though she wasn?t sure she wanted the role (and the key reason she thinks she got the job) Life at SNL ( the most anxiety inducing days of the week) How Keenan Thompson helped her believe in her own intuition How she balances her schedule and dating How she never even wanted to take improv in the first place How improv has helped make her a better person.

Do you have imposter syndrome? You’re not alone—70% of people will experience imposter syndrome at some point, and today, Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin is here to help us break free. As a psychologist, imposter syndrome expert, and bestselling author of Own Your Greatness and Your Unstoppable Greatness, Dr. Orbé-Austin dives deep into how imposter syndrome shows up in our lives—and, most importantly, how we can overcome it. In this episode of PRETTYSMART, she reveals: The subtle signs that imposter syndrome is creeping in The powerful link between self-worth and imposter syndrome Is there a link between imposter syndrome and perfectionism? How your upbringing shapes those feelings of self-doubt Are women especially vulnerable to imposter syndrome? Her personal experience battling imposter syndrome—even on the Today Show The two main cycles of imposter syndrome: overwork and self-sabotage How it impacts our personal lives and relationships Why marginalized groups are hit the hardest Simple steps to start loving yourself through it all.