Between Us Moms

This week, Hallie shares her “Nays of the Week” and reveals that her almost 4-year-old daughter may already be a mini Anna Wintour in the making. She didn’t expect such strong fashion opinions — or so much shade — from someone who still needs help buckling into a car seat.
The ladies also get real about periods, perimenopause, and the chaos of womanhood, including why Katie unexpectedly had to take a pregnancy test this week (spoiler: she’s not pregnant).
Then, Hallie and Katie dive into the internet discourse surrounding Morgan Stewart’s recent confession that she has two nannies covering all seven days of the week — typically from 8 a.m. to 4 or 5 p.m. The revelation, shared on “The Morgan Stewart Show,” quickly sparked online criticism, and the girls unpack the expectations placed on modern moms, especially wealthy ones.
They also weigh in on the drama between Elsie Hewitt and Pete Davidson after Elsie hinted she’s been handling motherhood largely on her own following their split. The former couple share a 5-month-old daughter, Scottie Rose, and speculation exploded after Elsie posted a TikTok explaining how exhausted she’s been balancing work, motherhood, and life on her own. Pete’s camp quickly pushed back, insisting he’s a present and supportive father, while sources say the relationship simply moved too fast after the pair first got together in early 2025.
And finally, the girls break down TikTok’s newest parenting phenomenon: the rise of the “beta mom.”

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This week, we’re diving into all the Mother’s Day chaos, celebrations, and internet drama you may have missed. Katie shares her double slay of the weekend — from a picture-perfect Mother’s Day surprise to the big news that she’s MOVING. Plus, Hallie explains why Instagram locked her husband out of his account after posting about her for Mother’s Day… and the wild NSFW ad she got served online.

We also break down Taylor Frankie Paul’s emotional Mother’s Day rant and the growing fallout with her ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ co-star Mikayla Matthews. Between custody battles, protective orders, leaked footage, and public feuds, the drama surrounding Taylor and Dakota Mortensen just keeps escalating — and now it’s affecting careers, friendships, and the future of the show itself.

Then, a softer celeb moment: Rihanna’s adorable new tattoo inspired by her kids’ colorful scribbles, created by celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang. And finally — let’s talk about sex and parenthood. We’re unpacking new data from Emily Oster’s survey of 26,000 parents about how intimacy changes after kids, why it gets harder in the early years, and whether things actually bounce back over time.

Motherhood, messiness, internet scandals, celebrity drama, and relationship realities — we cover it all this week.
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This week on Between Us Moms, we interview Miranda Hope from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' for a fun and relatable conversation about motherhood, friendships, dating after divorce, co-parenting, and finding peace in the chaos -- just in time for Mother's Day.
Miranda opens up about the era of life she’s in right now—her “intentional era”—and why slowing down, protecting her peace, and choosing aligned relationships has become her top priority. From navigating mom guilt (and why it never fully goes away) to embracing her role as a single working mom, this episode is filled moments every mom will feel.
We also dive into:
Dating as a single mom + her surprisingly relatable dream date
Green flags in relationships and finding love after heartbreak
Her thoughts on getting remarried and having more kids
The truth about burnout and why she feels most at peace at home with her kids
Co-parenting struggles and learning to let go of control
How she handles friendship breakups and being misunderstood
Honest Mother’s Day wants
Miranda also shares powerful reflections on identity, healing, and what it really means to show up as your most authentic self after going through major life changes.
If you love watching Miranda on 'SLOMW' and/or you’re a mom navigating divorce, co-parenting, mom guilt, or burnout, this episode will make you feel seen, validated, and hopeful.
“Mom guilt never goes away—it just changes shape.”
“Home with my kids is my sanctuary.”
“I’m in my intentional era.”
"It's a lot easier to handle criticism and hate or backlash when you're like, well, I was being myself."
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Please note: This episode was taped in April, which is why we were unable to discuss the upcoming season or spin-off.
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Between Us Moms is joined by TV host, bestselling author, and longtime friend Keltie Knight to talk about her bold new book, "The F*ck Them Theory" (available for pre-order now)—and this conversation does not hold back.
Keltie gets real about what it actually takes to succeed in Hollywood, why being “perfect” is overrated, and how embracing your “bad” or badass side might be the thing that finally sets you free and helps you to succeed.
In this episode, we dive into:
✨ The truth about Hollywood - from red carpets and fashion to after-parties (and why it’s not as glamorous as you might think) and her most awkward encounter
✨ Why money is the ultimate power move and the most important accolade you can have
✨ The reality behind Emmy Awards and what they really cost
✨ Why sometimes you have to leave a job to be seen the way you want to be seen
✨ The future of entertainment news after the cancellation of E! News and Access Hollywood
✨ Influencer culture vs. a return to excellence
✨ Why red carpets may soon become obsolete
✨ The Met Gala—and why it’s become more of a TikTok moment than an A-list experience
✨ Tips moms need to hear if they have a dream they want to build into reality
Keltie also opens up in a way we’ve never heard before—sharing what she unlearned about herself while writing this book, who might be the most upset when it comes out, and yes… the story behind her facelift.
Plus, she breaks down why she actually loves having enemies, what makes her an “evil genius,” and how she’s using that mindset to help other women win big. Moms, she has incredible ideas if you're ready to build a new career path for yourself!
This episode is equal parts empowering, unfiltered, and wildly entertaining—and might just change the way you think about success.
Pre-order The Fck Them Theory now and tune in for one of our most honest conversations yet.*
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In this powerful and deeply honest episode of Between Us Moms, we welcome back bestselling author and returning guest Sarah Hoover for a conversation that every mother—and mother-to-be—needs to hear.
Since her last appearance, Sarah has traveled the globe promoting her critically acclaimed book "The Motherload," now available in paperback and currently being adapted into a television series. Along the way, she uncovered something striking: women everywhere are desperate for a space to talk openly about the realities of motherhood. From intrusive thoughts in the early postpartum weeks to the silent weight so many mothers carry, Sarah shares what she learned after meeting thousands of women who felt unheard, overwhelmed, and alone.
We dive into the universal truths of motherhood, including the shocking realization that many women—even into their 70s—never recognized they experienced postpartum depression until reading "The Motherload." Sarah opens up about why owning your truth as a mother is essential and why no one deserves to spend decades disconnected from their own experience.
Sarah also takes us behind the scenes of "The Motherload" TV adaptation, discussing the growing wave of honest storytelling about motherhood in Hollywood. She shares her dream casting (including her pick for who should play her), reveals that several high-profile moms have reached out to support the project, and reflects on how motherhood transcends status, fame, and access.
In this episode, we also talk about:
Why mothers need to have hard, honest conversations—not just for themselves, but for their children
The cultural shift toward more authentic portrayals of motherhood in media
Sarah’s thoughts on the controversial article about mothers who regret having children
Her personal “mama hot takes,” including breaking free from Instagram addiction
The biggest myth she believes we need to stop telling new moms

Plus, Sarah shares the simple but powerful practice that makes her feel whole as a mother—and why being present matters more than ever.
This is an unfiltered, validating, and inspiring conversation about modern motherhood, mental health, postpartum experiences, and the importance of community.
🎧 If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unseen, or questioned your experience as a mom, this episode will remind you: you are not alone.
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