In this episode of Not One of Your Little Friends, Constance Carter sits down with her daughter Chayil for a raw, honest conversation about life at 26. From lessons she learned the hard way to regrets, mistakes, and the advice she wishes someone had told her sooner, this episode is part vent session, part life guide.

This is a real mother-daughter moment unpacking growth, timing, relationships, money, confidence, and becoming the woman you’re meant to be. If you’re in your 20s, feeling behind, confused, or pressured to “have it all together,” this conversation is for you.

We're finally back with another episode! So sorry to keep yall hanging! This episode is a special one. It's for those who experienced challenges (which we all have). Constance gives such amazing advice to Chayil on how to navigate through a stuck season while also releasing what's been on her chest as well.

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What happens when old-school dating values collide with swipe culture? 😅 In this episode of Not One of Your Little Friends (Ep. 3), we’re diving into the wild world of modern dating—comparing how Gen X and Gen Z approach love, relationships, ghosting, commitment, social media, and everything in between.

Chayil & Constance unpack the generational dating divide with hilarious personal stories, a little tough love, and surprisingly real insights.

In this hilarious episode Constance and Chayil outline the importance watching what you say. but also hilariously sharing personal experiences they have encountered. 

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In the very first episode of Not One of Your Little Friends, mother-daughter duo Constance and Chayil get real about the moments that shaped their unbreakable bond. From Chayil’s past experiences with bullying to watching her mom navigate the emotional aftermath of a divorce, nothing is off-limits.

Together, they unpack what it really means to grow up with a strong Black mother, the unspoken pressure of being the breadwinner, and the beautiful, sometimes messy, evolution of their relationship. What started as the classic “I’m not one of your little friends” dynamic has blossomed into deep friendship, healing, and mutual understanding.

This isn’t just a conversation between mother and daughter. It's a love letter to every Black woman learning how to mother and be mothered, how to heal childhood wounds, and how to see your parents as fully human.

Tap in. Laugh, cry, heal. And maybe even call your mama.

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