So who would you rather hear motherhood advice from? A 27-year-old childless lesbian pop star or a beloved seasoned mother.

In my opinion, the choice is clear, but the internet stands divided.

So last week, Alex Cooper had two very different women on her show call her daddy, and they both organically spoke about motherhood.

And the timing was just too perfect because their opinions could have not been more

contrasting, which you know is a beautiful part of life.

It is a beautiful thing that we can have different opinions and share those on the same

podcast.

But this has certainly sparked a debate online about motherhood, about happiness in parenthood,

and who exactly we should be listening

to when it comes to this type of wisdom. Is it somebody like Chapel Rhone, or is it somebody like

Ellen Pompeo? And is there one formula for happiness? And does it require being a parent? We're

going to figure that out today. Now before we dive into this story, make sure that you're following

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She technically went on call her daddy first and brought up motherhood, but her interview was nowhere near as viral as Chapel Rones, nor did it start the conversation. Chapels did.

So let's take a listen to this now viral clip.

All of my friends who have kids are in hell. I don't know anyone. I actually don't know anyone who's like happy and has children at this age.

I have like one year old, like three year old, four and under, five and under.

I don't, I literally have not met anyone who's happy, anyone who has like light in their eyes,

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