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  • Co-Founder and Creative Director, MamaMia
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MIA FREEDMAN: The impossible thing we ask Nara, Savannah and Catherine to do.

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By Mia Freedman
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Nara Smith and Savannah Guthrie are both navigating unimaginable family tragedies online. Here is why we need to rethink parasocial relationships.
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REAL LIFE: Liz Ellis Doesn't Like To Lose

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By Mia Freedman
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For the first 37 years of her life, Liz Ellis never planned on having kids. The former Australian Netball captain met her husband, rugby union player Matthew Stocks, when she was in her early 20s. After the birth of her first daughter, Evelyn, Liz knew instantly she wanted more kids. But the next chapter of her life was not going to be easy. For 5 years, Liz suffered from secondary infertility.
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MIA FREEDMAN: 'Why The Project and Q&A got axed.'

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By Mia Freedman
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This article originally appeared on Mia Freedman's Babble, a newsletter delivering content on pop culture, modern life and being a Gen Xer in a Gen Z world. Sign up here. Having once been the EP of a show that got axed during my blink-and-you'll-miss-it disastrous few months as a TV executive back in the early 2000s (RIP, The Catchup), I would never feel smug about a program getting cancelled.
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