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Why does putting yourself out there feel SO embarrassing?! 😭 This week, we’re talking about the vulnerability of being perceived...from posting yourself online to sending the risky text and why doing something as simple as letting people know you care can suddenly make you want to disappear.
Then we get into the Savannah James first class vs. business class discourse. When you’re married to a billionaire, what are the expectations?! We speculate about money, access, and power in relationships where one person is the primary wealth holder and what WE would expect if we were in that position. Safe to say, the people in our lives wouldn’t have to worry about a thing. 😂
And somehow, as always, we end up at Beyoncé. If Beyoncé and Kelly go to dinner… are they splitting the check?! What about Solange? Who’s picking up the tab? Who’s on the payroll?! We have absolutely no inside information, so naturally we let our imaginations run wild.
Then we get into the $1,000+ sew-in debate. Has the price of getting your hair done gotten completely out of control? And at what point does “luxury pricing” become predatory when your primary customers are Black women? We have THOUGHTS.
Finally, BeyHive Buzz has us asking the questions that really matter: What is a lazy Saturday like when you’re Beyoncé-level rich? 😂 Do you wake up and breakfast is already waiting? Is the chef there every day? Are your clothes laid out, or are you still standing in the closet figuring out what to wear like the rest of us? Who is just… permanently at the house?! We need a book detailing the mundane logistics of Beyoncé's billionaire life! Please Beyoncé! We need to know! 😭
As always… who are we to judge? 🤷🏾♀️
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