Love Is Blind veterans Lauren Speed-Hamilton and Cameron Hamilton are still going strong and credit their difficult fertility journey with bringing them closer as a pair.

In the second episode of the couple’s latest podcast “Abode of Love,” released on Wednesday, October 23, the series’ fan favorites publicly discussed their difficult journey to conception and the pressure they felt for the primary time from family and society.

“We’re talking about something we’ve never talked about before,” Speed-Hamilton, 36, said at first of the episode, adding: “It’s fertility and our fertility journey.”

Hamilton, 34, noted: “The number one question we’re always asked is, ‘When are you going to have a baby?'”

The Hamiltons, who met and married in the course of the first season of the favored Netflix reality show, will have fun six years of marriage in November.

Although Speed-Hamilton admitted that she enjoys talking about her life and marriage, she stated, “I’ll be honest, this conversation isn’t the easiest for me.”

She continued, “But I think it’s very important to talk about it so that you can see yourself in the conversation we’re about to have.”

Hamilton asked his wife how she thought her difficulty conceiving had affected their relationship.

“It made us feel more connected. I feel we support one another, we’re more in tune now,” she replied, adding: “I feel like in a wedding or another relationship, if you’re going through something big and heavy or weighing heavily in your heart, it creates a bond.”

Finally, she said, “I think it really made us stronger.”

Hamilton agreed, then added: “When I saw what you were going through when it comes to taking the medications, having the every day injections, knowing that IVF and all that stuff wasn’t something you naturally desired to do, but you probably did it for me — you showed me a brand new level of affection that I even have never seen before.”

The data scientist became emotional when Speed-Hamilton thanked him for his words of appreciation.

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Later within the episode, the pair hangs out with fellow reality stars Shelah Marie and Ace Hood from season 4 of “Love and Hip Hop Miami.” During a vigorous discussion, the quartet explores the subject of fertility and its impact on a relationship.

At one point, Marie reminds the group that on the subject of fertility, “there are a lot of things you can’t control.”

She also shared how she gained acceptance during her fertility journey by asking herself a series of probing questions that included: “Will I continue to create the life I’m in love with?” and “Am I still going to create a legacy? Does the inheritance have to be exclusively related to the child? What will I do without it?”

She added: “The more I do it, the less I need a child to achieve it.”

It’s been a busy week for Queen Latifah. Fresh off receiving the National Medal of Arts from President Joe Biden, the hip-hop icon and actress has change into the newest star Good American’s “American Icons” campaign.. Known for her legacy of women’s empowerment and inspiring women to embrace their individuality, Latifah shared her appreciation for Good American’s commitment to size inclusivity.

“I have been wearing Good American for a long time in various projects. I wore their jeans in The Equalizer. I wore their suit to the Super Bowl and the after party. The other day, for my bodyguard’s 60th birthday, I wore a denim outfit. We had fun all night,” she said Hollywood reporternoting how the brand’s products resonate with many people in her life. “It works for me, the women and the people I talk to.”

When it involves her personal style, Latifah says her approach to fashion is “classic in many ways, but very (avant-garde)”. Mixing classic pieces with daring, unexpected and colourful pieces, the star says the ultimate goal is to wear things that make you are feeling comfortable.

“Style is a never-ending story because in my opinion, style is a matter of mindset,” she explained. “Style is everywhere. That’s all. It’s emotions, it’s attitude. But it’s timeless in a way.”

Having experienced “many, many styles,” Latifah is amused by the re-emergence of ’90s style trends. But fashion is not the only area where the star appreciates a bit of nostalgia. Latifah recently announced plans to release a biopic about her life in collaboration with Will Smith.

“I hope this will be an inspiration to any artist or any person who is planning to do something that hasn’t been done before or is wondering if they can achieve what they want,” she said. “Maybe after they see what we went through to get where we’re, they may know that nothing happened overnight, that we were also very lucky and blessed in some ways. So go.

Even though she has previously kept her private life hidden from the public eye, Latifah says she is excited to share the ups and downs of her story. Produced by her company Flavor Unit Entertainment, Smith’s Westbrook Studios and Jesse Collins Entertainment, the “UNITY” singer’s film will reportedly be the first of many independently financed hip-hop biopics.

“We’ve been talking about this for a while,” Latifah added. “We’ve seen so many people tell our stories that weren’t there, and we really have no idea how much more engaged those stories are. It is important to see how it all happened from the perspectives of those who were actively involved in the room.”

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Not all heroes wear capes; some wear MTA uniforms. This week, a five-year-old girl was reunited with the bus driver in New York who saved her from wandering the streets alone.

On September 11, bus operator Luis Jimenez, 60, found Adaline “Addy” Gonzalez walking alone in Harlem as he finished his morning shift. This morning, the New York Police Department (NYPD) reportedly responded to a 911 call a couple of missing child in the Harlem neighborhood. While officers began searching the area, Jimenez says he spotted the unattended child and observed him for a couple of block before telling one in all his passengers to call 911. By stopping the bus and contacting his dispatcher, the bus driver was in a position to put Addy on the road. by bus until the police arrive.

The officers managed to trace down and stop the bus carrying the missing woman. The emergency medical team responded to the scene and assessed her at the scene. No injuries were reported consequently of this incident,” an NYPD spokesman said People Magazine about the incident.

For Jimenez, helping the five-year-old get home safely made going to work worthwhile. The bus driver told the story ABC affiliate WABC that he was considering calling in sick that day. This small decision had a big impact on the Gonzalez family.

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“I felt very good,” Jimenez told a neighborhood news outlet. “I was looking forward to meeting her and her parents because something like this should be celebrated, she could come home,” she added.

“We were totally terrified,” added Adda’s mother, Julissa Gonzalez. “We didn’t know what to think. You know, we were terrified because she was our little girl.

When asked what happened, Addy revealed that she had sneaked out of college on a mission to seek out a brand new fish to interchange the recently dead fish. So in light of their touching reunion, Jimenez gave the young girl a goldfish.

“I decided to name my new fish… Luis,” Addy said, sharing her response to the gift. “I was excited and happy, it was perfect.”

In return, the Gonzalez family gave the MTA bus driver a customized New York Jets hat with the words “Adda’s Hero” written on it.

“She was always very determined to do what she wanted,” explained her father, Cesar Gonzalez. “It’s great to fulfill Luis. And she is a very beautiful person. And thank God. Thank him. You know, she’s here with us today.