Children's Entertainer-Emma Watkins aka Memma

From school counsellor to award-winning TikTok creator, Havea676 never expected a few funny family videos to change his life. On this special live episode of Move Over Mama, Emily Jade and Millie Valentine sit down with Havea676 at The Star Gold Coast to talk about fatherhood, family, fame and the leap of faith that turned content creation into his full-time career. Havea676 shares how a funny video with his daughter reached around half a million views overnight, what it was like to leave his job as a school counsellor, and how his wife supported him through a huge career change. He also opens up about the reality of sharing family life online, protecting the things that should stay private, his Tongan heritage, and the unexpected opportunities that have come with being a creator, including meeting Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Plus, he shares an important message for teenagers who are still figuring out their future: there's no time limit on anything. 🏆 Comedy Creator of the Year in 2024 🏆 TikTok Creator of the Year in 2025 Recorded live at The Star Gold Coast in support of Act for Kids. FOLLOW MOVE OVER MAMA Instagram: @moveovermama_ Emily Jade: @emilyjadeokeeffe Millie Valentine: @millie_valentine 🌐 Website: www.moveovermama.com Find Havea676 on social media: Havea676 If you enjoyed this episode, give it a like, subscribe to the channel and share it with someone who needs a reminder to back themselves and take a chance on what they love. #MoveOverMama #Havea676 #TikTokCreator See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do we keep choosing the same type of person — even when those relationships don't work out? In this episode of Move Over Mama, we sit down with love coach and author Belinda Love to uncover the hidden patterns that can shape who we fall for, how we behave in relationships, and why we sometimes repeat the same mistakes without even realising it. Belinda opens up about her own experiences with heartbreak, being rejected on national television on The Bachelor Australia, difficult relationships, and the childhood experiences that shaped her own beliefs about love. We dive into: • What a “love imprint” actually is • How childhood experiences can shape our future relationships • Why we can repeat unhealthy relationship patterns • Belinda's experience of being abandoned by her first love • Walking in on a partner cheating with her best friend • How heartbreak can affect the way we see ourselves • Why we sometimes choose people who aren't right for us • How to recognise your own relationship patterns • Learning to stop looking externally for validation • How to build healthier relationships • Advice for teenagers experiencing their first heartbreak • How to know whether someone is actually right for you • Breaking the cycles we inherit from our parents This episode is honest, vulnerable, funny and incredibly relatable — especially if you've ever wondered why you seem to keep ending up in the same relationship patterns. If you've ever had your heart broken, struggled to let someone go, or wondered why you keep choosing the wrong people… this one's for you. 💗 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear this. Follow the podcast: Instagram: @moveovermama_ @emilyjadeokeeffe @millie_valentine Website: www.moveovermama.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does a healthy teenage relationship actually look like — and how can you tell when something has crossed the line from love into control? In this episode of Move Over Mama, we sit down with psychologist, violence-prevention and bystander-education expert Shaan Ross Smith to unpack the conversations every teenager — and every parent — should be having about relationships, consent, boundaries and red flags. From controlling behaviour that can initially look romantic, to phone passwords, location sharing, jealousy, isolation and social media, Shaan explains what healthy relationships should feel like and what friends and parents can look out for when something doesn't seem right. We dive into: What a healthy teenage relationship should feel like

In this episode of Move Over Mama, we sit down with mother and daughter duo Nadine and Taylah Steedman to uncover the real story behind one of Australia's most loved social media families. If you're on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, there's a good chance you've seen the Steedman family lip-syncing, dressing up, pranking each other and convincing Mum and Dad to get involved in yet another video. But behind the millions of views is a much deeper story about family, motherhood, breaking generational cycles and creating the kind of home your children never want to leave. Nadine opens up about getting married at just 17 years old, starting life with almost nothing, and the powerful experiences that shaped the family she was determined to build. Together, Nadine and Taylah share what life is really like behind the cameras, how their family handles fame and social media, and why being genuinely close to your family has become one of the biggest reasons people connect with them. We dive into: • Getting married at just 17 years old • Starting a life together with almost nothing • The story behind the famous Steedman family • How social media changed their lives • What happens behind the cameras • Breaking generational cycles • Raising children who actually want to be around their parents • The importance of being present as a mum • Why their family chooses to stay close together • The pressures and boundaries of sharing your life online • Why followers don't automatically have the right to know everything • How social media has shown them just how lucky they are to have each other One of the most powerful moments of the episode comes when Nadine shares the message one of her children sent her: “Thank you for giving us a life, Mum, that we've never had to heal ourselves from.” This episode is funny, honest, emotional and a beautiful reminder that family doesn't have to be perfect to be special — and that sometimes the greatest thing you can do is break a cycle and create something better for the generations that come after you. If you've ever wanted a closer relationship with your family, wondered what really happens behind the scenes of social media, or believed that your childhood doesn't have to define the family you create in the future… this one's for you. 💗 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear this. Follow the podcast: Instagram: @moveovermama_ @emilyjadeokeeffe @millie_valentine Website: www.moveovermama.com 📸 Instagram Nadine Steedman: @nadinesteedmann Taylah Steedman: @taylah.gerrard ▶️ YouTube The Steedman Family: @steedmanfamily See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Move Over Mama, we sit down with Gold Coast creator Happy Allan to uncover the real story behind one of Australia's most unexpected social media success stories. Known for shoving cream buns into his face and making millions of people laugh, Happy Allan has turned a completely random talent into a career — but there's a lot more to his story than viral food videos. From growing up as the "naughty" ADHD kid at school and being raised by a single mum, to discovering his ADHD as an adult, surviving testicular cancer, and eventually turning a three-minute cream bun video into one million views in just 10 hours, Happy opens up about the experiences that shaped who he is today. We dive into: • Growing up as the class clown and ADHD kid • Being raised by a single mum • Realising later in life how hard his mum worked for him • Discovering ADHD and understanding himself differently • The struggles of being an undiagnosed ADHD teenager • Being diagnosed with testicular cancer • The moment doctors told him he had an aggressive form of cancer • How a random cream bun challenge went viral • Getting 1 million views in just 10 hours • Turning social media into a full-time career • The reality behind being a content creator • Learning to embrace who you are • Advice for teenagers about stress, mental health and the future Happy also opens up about the importance of living in the moment rather than constantly worrying about what comes next — something he wishes he could have told his teenage self. This episode is hilarious, honest, emotional and a powerful reminder that sometimes the things that make you feel different can become the very things that make you successful. If you've ever felt like the "naughty kid", struggled to understand yourself, worried too much about the future, or wondered whether being completely yourself could actually become your greatest strength… this one's for you. 💗 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear this. Follow the podcast: Instagram: @moveovermama_ @emilyjadeokeeffe @millie_valentine Website: www.moveovermama.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.