#66 Why You Need Boundaries Between Privacy and Perception in the Age of Social Media

Can humor be a powerful tool against public rumors—and what can real women learn from celebrities like Olivia Attwood?

With constant speculation on social media, even small relationship changes can spark viral gossip. This episode explores how public figures (and everyday couples) can respond with authenticity, humor, and clarity to protect their relationships and reputations.

1. How humor and transparency can neutralize divorce rumors and reshape public narratives
2. The importance of setting emotional boundaries between online perception and real-life relationships
3. Why authenticity matters more than denial when managing reputation in the digital age

Tap play to discover how to manage relationship gossip with resilience—celebrity status not required.

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