Hi, this is my first podcast and I thought what better not to have my sister on my first
podcast I can get comfortable and look at her setup if you guys are watching from YouTube
look at her setup.
So wow, long time.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
So do you.
Thank you.
So I have my notes here and I thought let's start it for people that pretend people don't
know you.
So, okay, let's start it like that.
Obviously, I already said we're sisters, but let's just dive in.
So we have the one and only.
Jada Amour.
She has 600,000 plus followers on Instagram.
I love this.
And I got my celebrity.
Yeah, you got all though, like a Instagram one.
So I want to just open up the video for people that may not know you like let's start with
their social media.
So like, when how old were you when you first started on social media preferably your Instagram
because that's kind of where you have the bigger following right?
Right, right, right, right.
Okay, we'll interview.
So it started I think I was what 16 when we went into homeschooling and I was bored.
So I was like, I want to model.
I want to, you know, work on my Instagram and I think around 17 is when it started climbing
because I was with my first boyfriend and I posted a little couple videos and those
were going viral.
And so it climbed my Instagram up.
So I've been doing social media since I was a teenager, like a young age.
And then after that I went into 18 we moved to LA and that's when I started modeling and
you know, being a little bit more of like an Instagram model and yeah, that's that's
where it started.
So I've been doing it for a long time.
So when you started it was like a couples thing that kind of made you grow like the
couple photo Instagram era.
And then when you guys broke up, where did you start taking your platform from there?
Like what was your content?
So that's when my content was just in a swimwear working for fashion over pretty little thing
I got brands with them and I was working for them full time.
I kind of just would just ride the wave of whatever was trending.
So when I first started that's what was trending was like couples.
You had a lot of YouTube couples that are going viral.
So I was sticking to what's working.
Yeah.
So what made you continue with social media till this day?
Do you enjoy it?
Yeah.
I was like, I like it.
I don't know.
Okay.
It's just a part of me.
Yeah.
I don't even remember.
You started when you were young.
So it's like a part of my confidence.
So it's like kind of an ego thing.
I kind of have to showcase myself of like what my new journey is.
Yeah.
Like a part of my life.
It's a part of my life.
I don't think I necessarily enjoy it sometimes.
I don't want to do it, but it feels weird not to do it.
Yeah.
I feel that.
I feel the same way.
So do you have any regrets on starting that young on social media?
Like how's it affected your self-esteem?
Maybe your self-value, your self-worth, your confidence.
Cause I know for a minute it was skyrocketing our confidence.
So any regrets?
What's your, what do you feel?
Absolutely.
I don't want my kids on social media.
Oh, when I have children, it, it boosts my confidence at the time because I just endured
what we both endured, like just bullying and just bad experience experiences in our teenage
years.
And so I think it did boost our confidence and made us feel good, but it also, you get
addicted to going viral and seeing the views.
So there was mistakes we definitely made.
I definitely made to get quick either money or views.
And yeah, when you're doing social media and you started that young, you're just,
you don't see how this stuff will affect your life.
It's just fun.
You're in the moment.
You're very much in the moment and it can ruin your reputation by making the wrong mistake
or saying the wrong thing.
There's plenty of times I've gone on live and people screen recorded them and I was
like cussing out an ex or somebody and that is on YouTube and that's not even a part of
my character anymore.
And also it would affect me when I settled down into getting married.
I had such a big ego because I was used to getting praised all the time.
That's another thing.
I was used to people being more mesmerized by me and caring about everything I do that
I had a hard time not being narcissistic.
And I think that social media does create a lot of narcissistic people.
I mean, how could it not?
People are following you to see what you're doing, how you're doing it.
You're going to get a little big headed.
I agree.
So lightly like kind of going into getting obsessed with being viral.
Like you said, I lightly just want to touch on this because I know we're probably not
the main piece for this, but lightly want to touch on kind of when I first became viral
being on social media too with you was, you know, we got a little caught up into a scandal.
And I feel like we've never talked about it.
And I know it's cringy and I don't think people know how bad we like are just so embarrassed
of that time.
It's so embarrassing.
Like I was 17.
You were 18 years old.
I would never, you know, even care to do any of that anymore, but I did.
I want to talk about it.
For the people that don't know, we are talking about a scandal we were involved in with some,
I won't name them, but they're the two, they're two.
At the time there were some famous YouTubers.
They were married and they had a family channel and basically correct me if I'm wrong, but
we kind of, you know, hopped on.
We hopped on because, you know, we knew there was some infidelity and we right away turned
it into a YouTube video telling the story of what we witnessed of the infidelity and
yeah, I just, it was my first time really being on social media.
And I think, you know, we always shy away from talking about this, but it's kind of
how I started my following to be completely honest with you.
I blew up, got 10,000 followers in like two months because of that situation.
And I think before we posted this YouTube video, we didn't really have any idea that
it was going to become as big as it was.
Of course we knew people were going to see it and people were going to talk about it
and it was drama because that's what we were doing, but I don't think we realized it was
going to blow up.
It's still on the internet.
I mean, it really is.
So I don't think we realized that far into it and how was receiving someone's entire
million follower fan base attacking you and us, me, you and the third person involved,
but like how was that?
How was that on you?
Wasn't that your first time like getting really severely a whole fan base just bullying you?
Yeah.
I mean, we went from kind of having some followers and doing our own little thing to a lot of
people had their eyes on us and in a bad way.
And I think the dumbest part was that mean you didn't have contact with this guy.
We weren't intimately involved with this guy.
We were friends with a girl that was and we just so happened to be like, oh, this would
be a great opportunity to also get our name out there.
And it was the dumbest way to possibly take advantage of some followers.
Of some followers.
And when you're young and you're, you know, there are people that don't mind trolling
and don't mind having that associated with their name.
But I think that being older, having a team, you know, a management team is so important
because they will tell you what is smart and what's not smart.
And when we're young and just have access to social media, you want to, you might get
a little like, oh, this will go viral or this will, and you're not thinking about, hey,
wait a second, this is like real life.
Yeah.
People that are actually really married, you know?
Yeah.
And I think too, like pay backing off of that, us both kind of being in me engaged and you
married, like I couldn't imagine my marriage.
Yeah, I couldn't imagine that.
Yeah.
And it's just like now we're older.
We realize, you know, marriage has struggles, has ups and downs.
It has, it's forgiveness, it's work.
So to know that, you know, what we did, we were just not thinking anywhere near that.
Immaturity.
Yeah.
Honestly, you know, when you're a little bit younger, not to make excuses, but you're
not really in real life, like thinking about real life, you know what I mean?
Like, to me, as just YouTubers, they make videos and do stuff to a viral at the time,
so why can't we?
But that's their brand, they have an agreement, they go through, they still married and go
through their own things.
And this is very much a personal issue that could have been brought to her personally
instead of not thinking about that part, you know what I mean?
And yes, like you said, now being married and you're engaged and we're in very serious
relationships, you see that, we see that you go through rough times and you don't want
anybody knowing the rough times or getting leaks before you got to decide if you even
want that information out.
It's exactly.
Yeah.
I agree.
So just had to touch on that.
We've never talked about that in years.
Yeah.
Okay.
This is a big...
Well, if she ever comes across this, we apologize for...
I do sincerely apologize.
I do sincerely apologize, but I'm glad to see, you know, hopefully she's in a happier place
today.
That always makes me feel good.
So...
Amen.
Yes.
So, taking a turnover on social media and your platform, what you do, let's bring it
back to what you did.
And I want to talk about only fans.
So...
Okay.
I'm scared.
No.
Okay.
So me and you both kind of started OnlyFans.
We opened up an OnlyFans account at the same time.
I remember I was 19 and we were texting about it and I hadn't heard of it yet, but you were
like, should I get on it?
I heard, you know, you make a lot of money.
Should I do it?
And I was like, hold on.
Let's do it.
It makes sense.
We have all these male followers.
It's really easier to make money when you have a lot of male followers than using fashion
brands because they see your insights.
They see you don't have a lot of females.
Right.
So it's harder to get paid and I don't know if a lot of people that aren't influencers
know that, but it's actually, you know, brands like to work, fashion Nova fashion brands
like to work with people that have a lot of woman followers.
You know, why would they want to pay somebody that's got mainly men?
So at the time it sounded perfect to, for both of us, I think my, I think I had 80%
male followers.
Could you say this near the same?
Yes, nearly the same.
So yeah.
So it just made sense.
This platform made sense to make money from it, make money from all these followers we
have to hop on.
Only fans, I don't think either one of our intentions nor did we was to be nude or, you
know, the real reputation only fans has or had.
Right.
But, you know, the photos we were already posting were very seductive.
So why not, you know, put it on something where you can get paid.
So don't be into only fans, I feel like you talk a lot about only fans on your Instagram.
You're very open with how you quit only fans and what came after that financially.
So I kind of just speak for you, but I want to know like in the beginning of only fans,
what was your thought process of using this platform?
What did you want to gain from this platform?
Money.
Yeah.
I love how professional you are with these questions.
Girl, money broke.
I was broke.
Okay.
And I remember specifically that so many people told me that I should do only fans.
I was like, no, I can't do it.
No, I can't do it because I'm already so extra on Instagram wearing bathing suits and my booties
all out most of the time in these bathing suits.
And when I found out you said, I'm going to do only fans.
I could just post swimsuits.
I said, what little miss, you are very little miss conservative, very, I don't want people
to see me a certain way.
And so when you were hopping on it, I said, I'm doing it.
And I wanted to make some money.
I owed money to an apartment and I was working so for fashion over at the time, but it's
not as big of a check as only fans.
And you can just pay off everything.
And that's why, honestly.
Okay.
So this is going to be the hot question of the day.
What is the most money you made on only fans in one month?
10,000.
Girl, people would make it more though.
I know, I know them.
I know some of them.
But okay, how old were you when you made 10,000 a month off of pictures?
Yo, how old were you?
You had to be 20.
I was 19.
20.
Yeah.
So that's a young age.
That's what I was going to say.
Being 20 and receiving $10,000 in a month.
Like how did you spend your money?
Like were you, that's a lot for a 20 year old to have.
I just want to know.
Irresponsibly.
Tell us.
What did you buy?
Girl, I don't even know because you didn't invest in anything.
Nothing.
I got myself an apartment at the top floor with a beautiful view that cost me thousands
of dollars a month.
I got a swinging chair, a little swinging chair.
That sounds like sexual, but it was one of those just hammock chairs and that cost me
a couple hundred dollars, got myself a huge screen TV, paid for a maid monthly, went to
Miami twice.
I remember that.
One month.
Yeah.
You went with, I bought your plane ticket.
You did.
I did.
And you bought the airplane.
Which show, which show Hoochie Money and I bought the ticket for you.
It cost $700 that we decided to go to at the last minute.
And what else?
And then we took a boat ride and we did all kinds of stuff.
What else went to Atlanta?
I invested $10,000 into a short film because I wanted a member, but I don't have access
to it because the guy that.
Okay.
We are getting a little.
The guy that helped direct it, put his name on it and I couldn't do nothing with it.
So I wasted 10 racks on that.
Thanks, sir.
We appreciate that.
Thank you for a waste of money.
It was fire too.
CGI at all.
So what the heck?
If you could go back, what would you have invested that only fans money on for yourself?
So one thing I did do well is I, I, I, with my last few checks, I, uh, got a seven apartment
me, my husband, apartment and, and we went, I went and paid in full esthetician school
and I opened my business with the little money I had saved.
So I think that was the best investment if you know, sometimes me and him talk about
it because at the time I was married when I still had it only fans.
And we wish that, you know, with those last checks, you know, just went in, maybe got
some property, some houses, air be the, the, I see only fans girls do that.
Just be a little smarter.
If you're going to make a decision like that, you don't want to just do all the things that
you're going to do.
You want to just do only fans.
And then the day you do quit, you have nothing, you know, you haven't built anything.
So if you're going to make a decision like that, at least be, you know, spartan, I think
being an esthetician, I do make pretty good money.
But I wish I, you know, I wish I, I did more because I, I don't have much to show for it.
So that's what I was going to say too.
Like I, because I didn't invest really in any of it at all.
Really.
I mean, I got my boobs done and put a couple hundred away for that, but that was just for
a down payment on them.
That was about the most I did, but I didn't make that much.
I think I made like 4,000 on my highest month.
And I mean, I didn't really have a high month after that, but same, I would say now to girls
on it, women on only fans, like do what you want to do.
You know, I'll talk in a minute on why, maybe why you quit doing it, but if you are going
to do it, invest in it, like, you know, cause this is not a sustainable, you know, I mean,
your only fans can get removed.
Your Instagram can get removed.
I mean, I remember that being always my biggest fear cause that's how I promoted it was through
my Instagram followers, obviously.
So if my Instagram got banned, you ain't getting no more people to go to your only fans.
So, um, and then obviously there's other stuff that comes from that, like, you know, yourself
a seam, your worth, it's, you know, everything kind of gets shot down, but invest in it.
Have a game plan, have a timeline.
Um, cause you know, I don't think it's, especially if you're making $10,000 a month plus, you
should have been bought a house.
Girl, I could have paid off a house.
Right.
Okay.
Tell us why you walked away from only fans for the people that don't know.
I know you've spoken on it on YouTube, Instagram before, but, um, you know, why did, why would
somebody who's making a 10,000 month at 20 years old in her early twenties, why would
you get off of that platform?
So one thing you did say is, um, like, you know, do what you want to do.
And at the end of the day, I know that we can't stop people from doing what they want
to do.
But I would say don't do it literally as try your hardest to pick something else because
the aftermath of it is just not worth it.
Um, I would say one big reason obviously is my relationship with God.
I started to convert.
I would say, I wouldn't say we really grew up religious.
Yeah.
We didn't grow up with that in our household.
Like mom believed in God, but we didn't really talk about it until I, you know, got married
and he did come from a religious home and they were in the church and I started to read
the Bible more and it made me feel very convicted.
And I started to gain this faith of like, if I let this go, I don't know if you ever
seen the picture of the, the teddy bear Jesus has the teddy bear, the big teddy bear brought
his back and he's saying, give me the little teddy bear.
Well, my only fans with my little teddy bear, I mean, that was my comfort money, my security
and I just felt him saying, give this to me and then I will give you back something greater.
And I was so scared.
I was so scared because it's comfort.
It's fast money.
It's easy money.
And once I let it go, that's when the tradition started happening.
I went to a statistician school.
I got really good, really fast.
I opened a business and God has just had my back all the way through and I, I feel better
as a woman that I'm not doing something that just sexualizes me.
I'm doing something where I'm proud.
I'm wearing scrubs, you know, to work, you know, and then when I go on my lunch break,
you know, people ask, what do you do?
And I get to say, well, I run a business.
I'm an statistician and it just feels good besides doing something that, you know, men
pay to see my body.
Yeah.
And it's just, it's just, you're worth more.
I wish I really believed that the time that I was worth more and then, you know, and then
it's attached to your name forever.
Yeah.
You know, it's attached to your name forever.
There are people that follow me that are always going to remember me as that, that it
will never respect me no matter what I say.
If I say I'm a Christian woman now, if they were to see me on the street, they're going
to still whistle or say, oh, I've seen you half naked, you know, there's also, it messes
with your mind.
Yeah.
Heavily, right?
I think you can agree to that.
It, you, when you get money like that, it makes it 10 times harder to humble yourself.
It's so hard to accept slower weeks or slower months financially.
Yeah.
It's like, it's just so easy that I could just, I could just go and do this hustle, you
know, you know, there's people that see me in a way.
I don't want them to have seen me, even though I didn't do porn specifically.
I was sexual, you know, I was sexualized myself.
There's people, anybody has access to your only fans and they can see you in that way.
And we tell ourselves, we don't care.
You know, we tell ourselves, well, I'm a free, I'm a woman, I can do whatever I want and
anybody should accept me.
Well, I think let's be realistic.
You should know if you're going to do that, if people are going to look at you a certain
way or treat you a certain way, you have to be okay with that because it's just not realistic
that everyone's going to respect that.
It's just not.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
So how was it getting in like in a relationship with that, like finding your now who you are
married to?
How was that?
How, you know, how did a woman come back from doing that and find a husband who is strong
in faith?
Was that difficult?
Did he accept you?
Did you guys have a conversation about that?
I remember just sitting in the car and he just wasn't supportive, you know, of it.
He did, but he didn't like, it's like, okay, this is what you ought to do to make money,
but I can tell that he was just like, you know, like you could be doing something else.
And that would make me mad, but it was that conviction, that guilt, that like feeling
just like support what I'm doing.
And like, he can't support sin.
It's just not a part of who he is.
And like he thinks that a woman should be more covered or just, you know, value themselves
and keep themselves just for the man.
And then when we got married is when it really started to take up a notch.
Before we were married, it was like, I get that's what you want to do.
I think you could do something else, you know, and, you know, put your gifts into somewhere
else.
He was very supportive of any other dream I had.
Yeah.
You know, he's very supportive.
And then when we got married, he said, you know, I don't, I don't like this.
Like, you're my wife.
You know what I mean?
And you're making money off these, these men, you know, and it just made him feel comfortable.
Also like he goes back home to his family and friends.
And if they, you know, they're talking about, oh, his wife, you know, it's shaking her butt
on only fans.
And this isn't embarrassing for a man.
And if you respect your man, I really feel, and he feels some type of way.
Instead of twisting of like, you should just accept me for who I am.
I think it's a partnership where it's like, okay, let me sacrifice something.
And to be honest, what I'm sacrificing is something that is okay to be sacrificing.
It's not the best thing that I'm doing.
Yeah.
So me giving it up isn't like, you're taking something from me.
It's like, you want me to be a better woman.
So I value that and respect it, but how he felt for sure.
Yeah.
I think same to everything you said, I, um, I was on it and yeah, we weren't doing porn
or anything like that, but still, you know, those type of pictures and I actually don't
know if you even know this.
I hid it.
I hid it from him.
The first, I mean, I didn't tell him.
I hid him from my stories.
Actually, he knows this now.
So I'm telling the world, but what was his reaction when he found out?
I had actually deleted it.
Um, right when we were started having the conversation about how we wanted to get engaged
and I was like, I can't do this.
Like I, it's a different one.
We're dating up in the beginning.
We were a long distance.
I still felt like I had my, I was my own person.
And then when we started talking about, okay, we're going to get engaged in the next few
months, I knew it was coming.
I, that's kind of when my panic settled in, cause I was not going to go into this next
step in our life.
And I also felt just a huge amount of guilt.
That's so embarrassing.
And I don't want to be that type of wife.
Like if I'm about to be somebody's wife, I want to be a wife.
So that's how I felt.
Yeah.
It's just like, now this isn't cute anymore.
Like before it was kind of cute.
So I actually, um, I deleted it.
I found a job.
I found a job in my field, um, which I loved.
It was, it was good money.
Um, I actually prayed months, uh, leading up to being engaged, that I would find a job.
And I landed a job that paid me about the exact same that I was getting monthly on only
fans.
Um, and I was praying for that because I needed that financial stability, you know, at the
time.
So I prayed and prayed and I got this random opportunity.
They reached out to me.
Um, it was everything in my field is what I love to do.
Um, it was paying the same amount.
They hired me within like a week and I still believe to this day that was God.
Cause I never applied to this job.
I never applied to this job.
I didn't know these people.
It was actually a bourbon company.
Uh, no idea what bourbon whiskey, none of that stuff was.
I was not educated in that, but I learned real quick.
Um, and it came a couple months before I got engaged.
And as soon as I got my first paycheck from my job, my new job, I deactivated.
The only fans cause I told myself, and I could have kept both the double.
Yeah, yeah.
I prayed.
I told, I told God, I said, God, I will delete it.
I will delete it if you can replace it.
And I never had anything in my head where I was like, Oh, I'll kind of want to keep
it now.
Like double the money.
Why not?
I never had that never popped in my mind.
I, I instantly deleted it and I just watched the, the money get, you know, it all was over
for me.
And, um, I told him after I deleted it.
I was so ashamed.
I was so embarrassed.
And, um, I showed him a couple of things I would post on there, um, that I had found
online or whatever, so on my phone.
So he kind of knew that it wasn't like, you know, terrible.
I think his biggest thing was like, he was glad it was gone and, and he was glad that
I had came to that mentality myself.
Like, and this is not it.
So, um, I, uh, that's kind of how he found out.
Yeah.
And he, he wasn't even like, it wasn't that scary of a conversation either.
So I kind of wish I had it earlier, but, um, it's done now and don't have it.
I love that sometimes about like, like men of the faith there.
They care about your growth, you know, more than anything.
It's not like, Oh my gosh, how could you have done this to me?
Like I'm glad that you're like stepping into a mature womanhood and you, you figured that
out on your own.
I love that.
And I love that you talked about God because that's how I felt with the only fans in the
need to become an aesthetician because, um, I remember praying and praying, praying when
I opened my, the doors to my business and I was like, this is dumb.
Like what if I just like lose so much money and my first client that walked in and I had
a lot of faith leading up to that point because I let it go when I went and gave the full
money and cash to, you know, pay off school and I went in and I was like, okay, I deleted
it because I'm in school now and this is what I'm doing.
But my first day opening, um, this girl walked in my very first client walked in and she
said, so I know your believer, know your Christian woman.
I am too.
And she was like, and I seen your story and I want you to know that like I'm so proud
of you.
And I was like, first of all, how I'm in Vegas.
Yeah, my first client walking in here, a Christian woman who's validating me and you know, comforting
me and I prayed right before she walked in God.
I'm so scared.
I'm nervous, but isn't God good?
That's why I'm like God will open the doors man for you.
Right.
And just, I mean, it happened two months before I got engaged.
It was like count, count, count down.
And yeah, I 100% know that that was God and I did exactly what I promised to him too that
I was going to do.
And now we are here.
Look at us.
I want to, um, yeah, I want to wrap it up a little bit.
Okay.
And kind of just know like, what is next for the one that only did a more, what is next
for you?
What's next in, you know, where your career, your plans with your social media?
What's next for you that, you know, people on here listening can take from you and,
and, and move forward with you with?
So one thing I feel like, you know, even though I built up my social media the wrong way for
years, I think that now I have, you know, a lot of people watching me, followers.
And I think our job now is just to kind of spread, you know, either God's word or just
wisdom.
Amen.
Um, how we learned, how we matured so we could help guide other people.
So one thing right now I'm kind of focused on is fitness.
Um, I'm not really like an athlete, but I didn't lose weight.
So I kind of talk about that transition, but more focused on, um, the sicknesses that were
in my mind from eating poorly and just, um, dealing with different spiritual attacks and
how losing weight helped me.
A lot spiritually and physically and mentally.
And then I think I might do a podcast, you know, my hubby thinks I should.
So I could talk about, I think you should.
And that, yeah, that was one thing too.
I was like, I really think you can educate and just gain so much, you know, people's
knowledge in marriage and being married young and being like, I'm going to grow together
growing together and I really want that space for you, which is kind of why I didn't bring
it, bring any, uh, marriage stuff up today.
Cause I know you're going to have podcasts.
I'm pushing you to do it.
Yeah.
You have to do it.
You have so much.
And I love what you're doing cause you have so much.
You guided me through the hardest season of my marriage and you're engaged.
You know what I mean?
So I know you're going to be a phenomenal wife.
You're doing it the right way.
You're learning each other.
Yeah.
I'm proud of you.
Thank you.
That was great.
My little sister, but you're my big sister in ways.
We're not that far apart.
We're not, but you've always been very, you, you do a lot of self work, you know.
Um, thank you.
I don't know if that's just you being the baby and seeing our brother and then me just
make a whole lot of mistakes and then you're the baby and you're like, Oh, hey, I'm not
following up the office steps, but yeah, you, you've done a lot of self work.
So I've learned a lot from you and I'm excited for you to actually maybe talk about, you
know, how to prepare better for marriage cause you, you know, helped me prepare better to
be a wife, you know, so thank you.
Yeah.
And I've learned a lot through you too and seeing, you know, just being young and being
married already and being strong.
I think you're very, you're a very strong wife and, you know, in times maybe that you
weren't, you knew you weren't being strong and, you know, you got there through faith,
of course.
So, um, yeah, amen.
Well, this is so fun.
Podcast.
No, but this is such a great podcast.
Um, I was your future.
Oh, okay.
With this podcast.
You're coming back on me.
I really episode.
Like what are we going to expect with the rest of this show?
I really want to have everybody and anyone on here that can come with things that women
and men can learn from.
And you know, being young, being in our twenties, figuring it all out.
It's kind of hard, you know, and I think listening to other people, um, as yourself who has overcome
so much stuff, you know, with social media, relationships, only fans, money, financial,
figuring out what you're going to do financially.
Um, law.
And a lot of women in their twenties are going through that.
It doesn't have to be people with followers.
And one thing I really want to do is I don't even care to have people on here that, you
know, do have a following.
Like I'm, I'm having my friends on here because I've learned stuff from them.
So, right.
Um, I just want to help and I get so much help from other people's experiences.
Yeah.
Right.
So like, I want to put it on there.
I want to put it publicly.
So, thank you so much.
Of course.
Thank you for having me.
You did so good.
And um, I'm going to have you back on again later.
Uh, I want you to start up your stuff first and then we can also talk about more about
marriage and stuff, but I would love for you to have, uh, your time to have that first,
I think.
Okay.
I love that.
You did great.
Thank you.
Well, thank you for having me.
I'm very excited to come on again and I'm excited to see all of the phenomenal advice
and conversations you can have with people.
Thank you, sis.
Well, um, do you want to let anybody know what your social media is if they are hearing
you for the first time?
Yeah.
So my name on social media is Jada more J-A-D-A-M-O-R.
Uh, that's what I go by on TikTok.
I am Jada the vegan.
We're all fitness.
I don't really use social media besides that.
Oh, but you can support most actually just this, this gotta go first.
Yeah.
But you support my business.
I was going to say that.
Honeybun by Jada.
Yes.
I'm an ascetician.
An ascetician.
Oh, really big, very.
Yes.
And you're actually redoing your entire studio.
Got to tell people.
Sorry.
Um, but you are located where?
In Las Vegas, Nevada.
Um, yep.
I'm independent and I'm by apartment only, but if you could come in, if you're watching,
um, I love my clients there and I'm, um, I'm actually a Brazilian waxer, uh, specialized
in Brazilian waxing and the J'shaws and bleaching.
So that's my specialty.
So yep.
If you're watching in the wax coming.
I was going to do now.
I love it and you're great at it too.
Thank you.
Yes.
All right.
Well, thank you, Jada.
It's been a pleasure.
It's a happy.
I will call you after this.
Okay.
Bye.