Wildly Appropriate w/ Krissy Marsh

Is Nicola Peltz pulling a "Meghan Markle" on the Beckham family? 🚩

In this episode, I’m breaking down the Brooklyn Beckham & Nicola Peltz feud and why it looks suspiciously like the "Harry & Meghan" playbook. From the wedding dress drama to the alleged $1 million allowance, this isn't just a celebrity spat—it's a case study in isolation, wealth disparity, and "spoiled brat" behavior.

If you are watching a family member being pulled away by a toxic partner, or if you're in the middle of a feud yourself, I'm sharing the red flags you can't ignore and my 5 rules for fixing it (before it's too late).

👇 What do you think? Is Nicola to blame, or are the Beckhams too controlling? Let me know in the comments!

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Why Nicola Peltz is acting like a "Spoiled Brat"
00:46 - The Wedding Dress Drama & The "Vow Renewal" Cringe 🎻
02:49 - The "Meghan Markle Playbook" (Isolation & Control)
05:48 - My Prediction: Brooklyn will regret this
08:00 - The "Money Power" Dynamic ($1M Allowance vs. Fame)
12:50 - How to fix a broken family

Disclaimer: "This is all my opinion and speculation based on public reports."

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Produced by Dreamers Media:https://dreamersmedia.co

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I was 17 years old, the only woman on a trading floor of 100 screaming men in a "Wolf of Wall Street" environment. On day one, they gave me a nickname I can't repeat.Thirty years later, after navigating foreign exchange, real estate, and corporate boardrooms, I’m sharing the brutal truth about what it really takes for women to survive—and thrive—in male-dominated industries.This isn't about being "PC" or just fitting in. This is the playbook on how to command respect, handle the "boys club," and why being the only woman in the room might actually be your biggest advantage.
⏰ Video Chapters: 00:00 - The "Wolf of Wall Street" trading floor at 17 02:26 - My first day nickname (and why I didn't get offended) 03:34 - Is the modern workplace too "PC"? 05:55 - The 3 types of women in business 08:43 - Why being a woman was my huge advantage 12:40 - The "Cup of Tea" Story: How to put men in their place15:30 - Taking over the Sydney Industrial Market 21:10 - Lessons from our China office culture 29:30 - Confronting the "Wolf of Wall Street" guys 30 years later 33:10 - Why people get jealous of successful women

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Connect with Krissy:• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildlyappropriatepodcast• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wildlyappropriateProduced by Dreamers Media:https://dreamersmedia.co#WildlyAppropriate #WomenInBusiness #CareerAdvice #MaleDominatedIndustries #KrissyMarsh #RealHousewives #CorporateLife

I admit to the parenting tactics that would get me "cancelled" today—from the smack to the soap—and explain why they were necessary to save my children from the "Cool Mom" trap. We live in a world where parents are terrified of their children not liking them.

* 00:00 Discipline, boundaries, and parenting style
* 01:10 Boundaries as security, not friendship
* 02:05 Why boundaries matter long-term
* 02:50 Outcomes over methods
* 03:28 The “count to three” story explained
* 03:55 Adult children, shared respect, and living at home
* 04:15 Showing kids real life, not perfection
* 05:19 Teaching resilience through loss and hardship
* 05:51 Phone boundaries and consistency
* 06:53 Every family is different
* 07:40 Raising capable, resourceful adults
* 08:16 Boundaries around screens and attention
* 09:12 United parenting and private correction
* 10:28 Correcting behaviour in the moment
* 11:09 Character over achievement
* 12:08 Bullying as learned behaviour
* 13:46 Teaching kids to face adversity
* 15:27 Parenting through hard moments
* 16:27 Being a parent, not a friend
* 17:27 “You can always call me”
* 18:52 Do the kids agree now they’re older?
* 19:29 Love shown through reliability
* 20:30 Clear expectations build good people
* 21:09 Looking out for the lonely kid
* 22:27 Kindness over winning
* 23:13 Final reflection

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Mom Guilt hits harder than labor – let's ditch it and regain your sanity.
You’re not a bad mom if you crave ambition post-baby or skip perfect outfits.
Quality time beats quantity – stop comparing to other moms.
Raw tips from Krissy Marsh after 22 years of mom struggles.

Light CW: postpartum overwhelm, mom guilt
Resources:
Book mention: "Baby's First 101 Days" for practical newborn tips.
Related episodes: Check our miscarriage grief ep for more emotional rawness.
Hosted by Krissy Marsh.

Coming out isn’t one big moment.
There’s no script, no applause, no neat ending where everything suddenly makes sense.
In this episode, Kyle sits down with Krissy to talk about what coming out actually looked like for him — the years of knowing before saying, the quiet sadness he couldn’t explain, the pressure of pretending, and the slow, often messy process of being honest with himself and the people he loved.
This isn’t a dramatic “before and after” story.
It’s a real conversation about identity, secrecy, mental health, family, and what happens when holding something in starts to weigh more than letting it out.
If you’ve ever felt like you were living quietly…
If you’ve ever struggled to explain why you weren’t okay…
Or if you’ve supported someone through their own journey of becoming themselves —
This episode is for you.
No movie ending.
Just the truth, as it actually happens.

Content Warning: This episode contains open discussions about suicidal ideation and depression. Please take care while listening.

Raw story from Kyle our Producer on growing up gay in Catholic Ireland.

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(Disclaimer: This episode discusses sensitive topics including depression and suicidal ideation. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. In Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.)