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Let's get started, shall we? From rags to riches. I'm so sick of this. Working like a dog and being treated worse. Yorkshire to New York. Poor climbers, you and me. A life dedicated to revenge. Let's make this an occasion to remember. A woman of substance on Channel 4, stream now. Welcome to a brand new Tuesday edition of problematic women.

I'm Pridina Allen, and I really don't think that I'm being dramatic when I say that our guest today really embodies the kindness, the boldness, and the love of a woman like Mother Teresa.

Tori Hope Peterson is a name that you all may know from Instagram. She has a pretty big presence on social media. but Tori is a mom. She's a wife, a

speaker, and she's now a book author, and she has this wild and crazy story of growing up in

foster care, finding faith in God, even as an adult being crowned Mrs. Universe, and now

running a ministry to help foster kids really find the value and the beauty

in their story. So I'm just thrilled to be talking with her today. Without further ado,

let's go ahead and get to my conversation with Tori Peterson. It is my joy to welcome to the show Tori Hope Peterson.

She is a speaker, a mom, a wife, Mrs. Universe 2021, and the author of the new book,

fostered one woman's powerfulful Story of Finding Faith and Family

Through Foster Care.

Tori, thank you so much for being here.

Thank you so much for having me.

It's my pleasure.

So I actually first discovered a little bit about you on Instagram, just reading your posts. And you have gained a huge

following across social media just from being vulnerable from telling your story, being real.

When you first started doing that and just opening up and sharing your story on social media,

did you ever imagine that it would go so viral? No, absolutely not. I mean,

I thought, I remember someone asked me, like, how many followers do you want to have? And I said,

enough followers to write a book. I don't know. I thought that was maybe like a thousand. I'm like,

I always thought like, yeah, if a thousand people

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