How Would You Feel If Mommy Had A Boyfriend? feat Felicia LaTour

It’s Mother’s Day weekend and the mamas came to slay. And by slay, we mean grab a coffee and get into some real talk—like unconventional parenting advice, possibly starting an OnlyFans, putting your kids in therapy early, and the wild ride that is co-parenting.

This week, the ladies are joined by Felicia Latour—entrepreneur, one of the voices behind The Mama's Den podcast, founder of Somebody’s Mama, and most importantly, she is somebody’s mama. This is the Mother’s Day episode you didn’t know you needed… but you’re welcome.

00:00 – Felicia kicks things off with some parenting wisdom—starting strong with, “Marry rich.” But don’t clutch your pearls just yet, because there’s a comma after that, not a period. She breaks down the deeper meaning behind wanting more for your daughter. It’s the kind of advice that gets laughs and a few head nods from moms everywhere.

07:58 – The Ashleys caught one of Felicia’s infamous IG Story rants, and let’s just say… they felt that. It turns out, watching women get rich off OnlyFans is starting to look a little too tempting. 

16:01 – Everyone loves to glamorize entrepreneurship, but these working mamas are here to keep it real. Freedom is cute until you realize it comes with stress, sacrifice, and not nearly enough naps. They talk burnout, boundaries, and why nobody should romanticize the “girl boss” life without knowing the full picture. If you’ve ever run a business and a household at the same time—this one’s for you.

21:24 – Felicia has been in the co-parenting trenches for over five years and has the wisdom (and war stories) to prove it. Meanwhile, Ashley N is new to the game and still trying to figure out how to “co” without chaos. Felicia shares the importance of patience, grace, and knowing when to step back. It’s a raw and relatable conversation that’ll resonate with anyone navigating parenting with an ex.

38:05 – It’s Question Time! The ladies open up about hoarding things—like skincare, t-shirts, shoes… and maybe a man or two. They also talk about people who wildly overestimate their own abilities and the random things that can bring them to tears.