I'll come across someone's page and comment back to them and then I'll send them a demon and say,

did you change your profile picture and they'll die? Like they're like, oh my God, how did you realize that?

I'm like, well, there's certain people have been around for so long and

I really have gotten to know them and remember their handles and stuff but between that and the ability to use Instagram stories to poll, you know, there's

great tools out there, but I think it's, you it's it's super important to know who you're

talking to. This lady does it all. Denise Bassie is the founder and editor-in-chief of

Maid. At the age of 12, she signed with Ford models

and began appearing in magazines like L and Marie Claire

and campaigns for global fashion and beauty brands.

After transitioning to acting, she relocated from her native Brooklyn

to Los Angeles, where she worked in film and television, including starring as

Raquel in VH1's single ladies. As a model and actress, she always paid attention to eating well and working out, but once she

became a mother, the stakes were even higher. She was committed to raising her daughter

as intentionally and naturally as possible.

She began documenting her journey and her alternative choices via social media, from preparing

plant-based clean meals and detoxing her home.

Her followers' dams, tweets, and comments soon made it clear.

They wanted a permanent place to go to for more information,

so she created Maid. Now make sure to screenshot this episode on your phone today and

tag me and Denise as we want to know your feedback and what you loved most about today's

episode. Make sure to also hashtag the

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