Daniel Heartless is not so heartless.. Well, according to us, because we haven’t crossed him. This week, he proves it. Born and raised in New Orleans, he’s had to fight just to stay above water. Keeping clean, staying focused, and dodging trouble. Victoria and Daniel go deep: the battles, the mental load, and what it takes to keep your head right when everything seems against you. He also opens up in a way you don’t expect, and then things take a turn for the hilarious… like when he realized he had no clue women wanted a specific ring. (He thought any ring would do.) But don’t worry ladies, we corrected him! 

Victoria is back (still sick, but still showing up) with musical artist Tripple Jones, and this one is all about why vulnerability might just be the sexiest thing you can bring to the table and how women deserve gifts to be put on that table… Why? Just for existing. They get into his new music, upcoming performances, and how honesty hits harder than flexing ever could. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Keke episode without some messy AF OPDs…

Victoria sat down with TikTok’s very own pop culture news anchor Holley Stevenson, the girl who breaks the news before your For You Page catches up. They unpack Holley’s beef with Jenelle Evans (yes, Teen Mom drama is alive and well), the reality of turning TikTok commentary into a career, and why she’ll always post with receipts. Although pop culture headlines were a hot topic on this episode, Holley also opened up about losing her mom, and the ibogaine trip at Beyond Cancun that cracked her world wide open.

Claire Raybon is known online as “Prison Barbie,” but her story is more than a viral nickname. She sat down with Victoria to talk about loving someone behind bars, the reality of prison relationships, and what it’s like to marry a man who’s been in pretrial lockup since 2023.

Lextacy tells Victoria how she started, paused her own hustle to write for others, and then came roaring back to perform. She and her brother also made a film that took them to Cannes, and she actually performed her music on that stage. How casual.

This week, Victoria sits down with Oxana Vulpe, an immigrant from Moldova who came to the U.S. on a college visa with just $500 to her name. Oxana shares what it was like to move to New Orleans and work in the sex industry without ever going into debt, while navigating the darker side of that world (from pimps to trafficking to the constant vices surrounding it). She talks about how she chose a different path, when she knew it was time to walk away, and how she built her own beauty studio from the ground up.