Bobbi Brown on the Beauty and Messiness of Motherhood
The Longest Shortest Time: A Women’s Health Show for EveryoneShow Notes
Bobbi Brown built a career making people look beautiful. Behind the scenes, she was mired in breastmilk, spit-up, and sleepless nights. Executives told her to hide her motherhood; instead, she put her soccer-momness front and center.
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