The Latest with Loren LoRosa

Loren LoRosa gets real about the pressure of being the “strong one” and why hyper-independence can make it difficult to trust, receive help, and let someone else take the lead. She shares what she’s learning about vulnerability, relationships, marriage, motherhood, and the work of unlearning what she’s carried for years. Loren also dives into Mary J. Blige’s powerful conversation with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson about childhood trauma, forgiveness, motherhood, and finding your way through pain.
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Loren LoRosa gets real about protecting her time, setting boundaries, and learning that she doesn’t have to say yes to everything to prove she’s great. She opens up about the pressure of constantly producing, the guilt that comes with making space for herself, and why sometimes saying “no” is the key to showing up better.
Loren also reflects on the tragic passing of actress Hayden Panettiere, revisiting her candid conversations about addiction, postpartum depression, grief, and growing up in the spotlight. Plus, Loren breaks down Young Thug’s message to kids about fame and why his words sparked a bigger conversation about success, influence, and what we do with the time we have.
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Loren LoRosa dives into the controversy surrounding Stephen A. Smith after the National Association of Black Journalists gave him its “Thumbs Down Award” over comments about prominent Black women. Loren breaks down Stephen A.’s response, his history of supporting Black journalists and HBCUs, and the criticism surrounding his comments about Jasmine Crockett, Serena Williams, Kamala Harris, and Michelle Obama. She also explores the bigger question: Can we hold Black men accountable while still recognizing the work they’ve done for the Black community?
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Loren LoRosa is entering a new era and taking you behind the scenes as she levels up The Latest with Loren LoRosa—from an exclusive podcast photoshoot to building the business infrastructure behind the brand.
Then, Loren breaks down Tracy Ellis Ross’ surprising revelations about Girlfriends and why one of Black television’s most iconic shows didn’t receive the recognition it deserved during its original run.
Plus, Loren unpacks the conversation surrounding the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) giving Stephen A. Smith a “Thumbs Down” award over comments about Black women in politics and media, sparking a larger discussion about journalism, accountability, and representation.
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Loren LoRosa is breaking down the latest headlines, starting with a new development in the ongoing Remy Ma and Papoose drama: a cease and desist over Remy’s viral freestyle. Loren explains what Papoose’s legal team is demanding, why they want the track and related content removed, and whether that’s even possible once something has taken over the internet.
Then, Loren dives into the complicated and emotional surrogacy case involving a surrogate mother, intended parents and a baby born with a serious heart condition. With a legal and custody battle now unfolding across state lines, Loren explores the difficult questions surrounding surrogacy agreements, parental rights and the choices families face when serious medical issues are discovered during pregnancy.
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