How Our Parents Fucked Us Up

How Our Parents Fucked Us Up

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Offset: Relationships, Risky Texts & Rap (FBF)

Join Alex in the studio for a sit-down interview with Offset. Offset opens up about his childhood, his rise to fame with Migos, and tells Alex all about his career “I made it” moment that happened from jail. He shares a hilarious story about a crazy experience with an ex and Offs ...  Show more

Dove Cameron: Toxic Patterns, Engagement, & Entering 30's

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Dove Cameron. Dove shares the story of her recent engagement and sets the record straight on her and Damiano’s relationship timeline. She also opens up about finding healing from past trauma, how Disney Channel changed her life, and h ...  Show more

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