❤️‍🔥 Love, friendship, Roblox, and why I’m cringe—straight from my 10-year-old’s POV.

Ever wonder what kids really think about love, friendship, parents, and… their cringe moms? In this fun and totally unfiltered episode of Love in the Wild, host Katelyn Ansari sits down with her 10.5-year-old son for an honest conversation filled with laugh-out-loud roasts, surprising wisdom, and kid-approved life advice.

From sharing his first crush to why Roblox might be cooler than podcasting, he keeps it real about school, screen time, and what adults just don’t understand. Plus, he doesn’t hold back on what Katelyn does well as a mom—and where she could definitely step it up.

✨ In this episode, you’ll hear:

• What love and friendship look like from a 10-year-old’s perspective
• Why kids think parents can be so cringe
• Hilarious one-liners and unexpected wisdom you’ll want to write down
• A roast (or five) that will make every parent laugh in solidarity

If you’re a parent, a podcast fan, or just need a feel-good laugh, this episode proves that sometimes the best life lessons—and comedy—come straight from kids.

👉 Loved this episode? Share it with your parent crew, your bestie, or anyone who could use a dose of humor and heart from the 10-year-old perspective.

What happens when your love story goes viral—but your heart is still healing behind the scenes? In this episode of the Love In The Wild podcast, host Katelyn Ansari shares the real story behind the Home Depot love story that captured hearts worldwide, landed her a segment on the Today Show, a feature on People Magazine, the New York Post, and became one of social media’s most talked-about moments.

Katelyn takes you behind the scenes of going viral—how it happened, what it felt like to have millions invested in her love life, and the emotional reality that didn’t make the headlines. She opens up about heartbreak, public perception, and why she chose a self-love journey over chasing “happily ever after.”

You’ll discover how Love In The Wild was reborn in a space for real connection, becoming secure, and healing from heartbreak—proving that any ending can evolve into a brand new beginning.

Key moments in this episode:

• 🌟 Who I am and how the Home Depot viral story began
• 📈 The emotional impact of going viral on social media
• 💖 Rebuilding Love In The Wild as a self-love and relationships podcast
• ✨ Takeaway: This isn’t about finding “the one”—it’s about becoming her

If you’ve ever felt the weight of public perception, struggled with heartbreak in private, or wanted to reclaim your own narrative, this episode is for you.

🔗 Listen now, follow the show at @LoveInTheWildPodcast, and DM me your own love story to be part of our growing Love In The Wild community.

Healing isn’t a soft, sparkly glow-up—it’s crying in your car, saying “no” when you never used to, and letting go of people you thought would be around forever. This episode is a raw, unfiltered look at what healing really feels like… while you’re still in it.

Inside this episode:
· Why asking for help isn’t weakness—it’s survival
· Learning to trust God over logic or emotion
· Setting boundaries when people lean on you too much
· The difference between feeling your sadness vs. running from it
· Letting go of friendships so you can finally breathe again

This one’s for the people doing the messy, unseen work. The ones learning to choose themselves—even when it hurts.

❤️‍🔥 Quote to remember:
“I’m not afraid to lose people. I’m afraid to lose myself again.”

Tag me with your favorite moment. Let’s talk about the hard parts of healing—the stuff that actually sets you free.

In the very first episode of Love in the Wild, Katelyn Ansari opens up in a way she never has before—raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal. From navigating identity as an adoptee to unpacking how deep-rooted insecurities shaped her relationships, this episode dives into the roots of self-worth and what it truly means to heal out loud.

You’ll hear:

• What it’s like growing up adopted and questioning where you belong
• How fear and self-doubt influence who we choose as partners
• The role of therapy in rewriting painful internal narratives
• Why your most vulnerable stories may actually be your greatest source of strength

This isn’t just a story about healing—it’s an invitation to look inward, reflect, and remind yourself that your “too much” might actually be your magic.

“The parts I thought made me unlovable are what make me powerful.”

If this episode made you feel seen, don’t keep it to yourself. Text it to someone who’s been quietly struggling with their worth. Share it in your stories. Start the conversation. Because the more we speak our truths, the less alone we all feel.