The Latest with Loren LoRosa

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Fresh off an unforgettable day at The Breakfast Club, Loren LoRosa gets personal about what it feels like to actually live in your answered prayers. Inspired by Kierra Sheard’s “It Keeps Happening,” Loren reflects on purpose, gratitude, and those rare, full-circle moments that remind you you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.
Then, it’s time to get into the latest:
Jeannie Mai is officially outside—and yes, it’s with Anderson .Paak. Loren confirms the dating details, where things really stand post-Jeezy, and what this means after Anderson’s rumored ties to Mariah Carey.
Meanwhile, Cardi B kicks off her Little Miss Drama tour looking like a full-blown superstar—but fans are side-eyeing one thing: the absence of Stefon Diggs. From Super Bowl silence to Valentine’s Day speculation, Loren breaks down the clues and what might really be happening behind the scenes.
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Loren LoRosa breaks down the biggest conversations coming out of Super Bowl weekend — from Bad Bunny’s history-making halftime performance and the Kendrick Lamar comparison to culture-driven viewership debates. Plus, what we know so far about the Super Bowl weekend shooting involving 49ers player Keon White and reports mentioning Lil Baby.
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In this episode, Loren and is joined back with her producer Taylor Made It, after her maternity break. During the show they get into the latest "complicated relationships" such as Jimmy and Donlad Trump. Recently, Trump shaded Jimmy Kimmel about not having talent, the same time Jimmy Kimmel signed a new year deal with ABC, so you know Jimmy made his remarks back to Trump on his show. Next, Loren speaks on Jeezy's recent comments on his divorce on TD Jakes podcast Next Chapter.
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In today’s episode, Lauren is checking in behind the scenes of the grind as New York Fashion Week kicks off, merch drops for Brown Girl Grindin, and big shifts happen in daytime TV. We break down the surprising news around Sherri Shepherd and Kelly Clarkson’s talk shows and what it could mean for the future of talk and podcast media.
Plus — J. Cole is outside with fans following the release of The Fall Off, possibly his final album. From trunk tours in a Honda Civic to HBCU culture, Lauren dives into why Cole’s rollout feels authentic to his roots and why fans are still showing up heavy — proven by major first-day streaming numbers.
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