Rich Little Brokegirls

Kim is back in New York and moving differently — slower, softer, more intentional. In this episode, she’s trading burnout for balance and learning that power isn’t about how fast you go, it’s about how precise you move.

She’s filling her weekends with art, culture, and connection, and being more discerning about the people she lets into her world. Because friendship, like anything else, should be chosen with care. Kim shares how she curates her circle: if someone can’t challenge themselves, they can’t challenge you.

For anyone feeling stuck in the hustle or...

Scarcity mindsets don’t build abundant lives. In this episode, Kim sits down with Kailani Raye, a clinical hypnotherapist, life coach, and sound healer, to unpack how the stories we tell ourselves—consciously and subconsciously—shape the lives we live.

Together, they explore how women internalize scarcity without even realizing it: through the media we consume, the people we watch, and the beliefs we absorb without question. Starting from childhood programming, Kim and Kailani break down how your inner monologue might be quietly convincing you to expect less, settle early, or wait to feel worthy.

They d...

Meet Jackie Aina Asamoah, entrepreneur, creator, and cultural icon. She’s spent over a decade breaking beauty standards and building a brand that doesn’t just sell — it speaks. But before the campaigns, candles, and viral truth-telling, there was the climb. The unseen sacrifices and quiet moments of choosing herself.

A lot of us know Jackie as the glamorous force behind FORVR Mood or as the voice who made space for Black women in the beauty industry. But in this episode, you’ll meet her as a woman first. Sharp, self-aware, and unafraid to say the hard thing ou...

We all know people can get weird about their “single” status — so in this episode, Kim is redefining what it means to be single and setting the tone for a “Taste the Rainbow (while you still can)” summer, because this may very well be your Last Single Summer. She’s soft-launching her bi-coastal era, and for serial monogamists like herself, being single feels like ethical non-monogamy. No ties, no tears, and no one telling you to turn on your location.

She unpacks the Last Single Summer rules of engagement — from Rule #3: No Pen Pals to Rule #5: Never Cancel on Your...

Welcome to Rich Little Reads, a series for readers and wannabe readers.

This week, Kim sits down with Hollywood legend and powerhouse film producer Will Packer to unpack his new book, Who Better Than You?—a mindset manual meets memoir that reads like a masterclass in confidence, risk, and long-term success.

Will shares how he went from delivering newspapers to producing Think Like a Man, Girls Trip and the Oscars, why "healthy arrogance" is essential, and what it really takes to stay on top once you get there. They get into how to protect your en...

He’s not your twin flame — you’re just addicted to chaos. In this episode, Kim sits down with Kris, The Woman Whisperer, to unpack the signs that you're not in love — you're bored, unhealed, and chasing chaos. Together, they break down why women confuse intensity with intimacy, and how the fairytale of being “chosen” has you looking for “The One” in everyone.

From chasing sugar highs to rom-com realities, they reflect on how we’ve been taught to crave fireworks, not peace. Kim and Kris cut into what it really looks like when women stop running and get still — be...

Welcome to Rich Little Reads, a new series for readers and wannabe readers.

Have you read New Methods for Women? This week, Kim sits down with author and serial entrepreneur Sharmadean Reid to unpack her bold manifesto on independence, money, and power. Because power isn’t given, it’s taken—and it starts with rewriting your playbook. Shar breaks down how to avoid the scarcity mindset, choose the front row to your life wisely, and stop making yourself small. They dive into the founder vs. employee mindset, why women need to stop seeking validation from their bosses, and ho...

Stop prioritizing invisible m*n. In this episode, Kim shares how she’s dating like a dude and compartmentalizing work and play. She’s loosened up on the idea of motherhood—not because she doesn’t want minions, but because it’s OK if she changes her mind. Kim’s in her “witchy era” and, thanks to a care package from Maude, she’s taking manifestation to new heights—and testing out new rituals. She dives into your juicy confessions and reminds the girls that when it comes to cheating (yuck), if a guy’s gonna turn your version of The Notebook into T...

2 assassination attempts, 12 tech billionaires, 34 felonies, and 60 (illegal) executive orders later, Republicans are beating us over the head with the Constitution. In this episode, Kim sits down with comedian Sumner Sykes to unpack the Democratic Party’s unfathomable demise—and why we should take a few notes from the right-wing victory lap.

From tax evasion to smash-and-grabs, Beverly Hills to Skid Row, Kim and Sumner leave no American scandal untouched—or uncensored. They debate the ultimate FMK (California, New York, Miami), discuss tipping in Trump’s America, and break down why the right-wing will accept *literally* anyone if the opti...

In this episode, Kim sits down with Suzanne Lambert, the self-proclaimed Liberal Regina George, for a reminder in these unserious times: don’t get mad—get mean. Once a conservative princess and President of the Young Republicans, Suzanne has since traded pearl-clutching for b*tch-slapping. Now, she’s here to spill the tea on America’s latest identity crisis and favorite pastime: hypocrisy—aka praying the gay away until it’s time to come out of the closet.

From glucose grifters like Matt Gaetz to the biggest clowns in politics, Kim and Suzanne break down who’s running the ci...

Meet Danielle Robay—Founder & Host of PRETTYSMART and Question Everything. She’s built a career on curiosity, deep conversations, and daring to ask the questions most people avoid. But before the polished interviews and viral soundbites, there was the leap—the uneasy, what-if moment we all face before betting on ourselves.

A lot of us know Danielle as the sharp mind behind PRETTYSMART or one of the bright faces of Hello Sunshine, but in this episode, you’re going to meet her as a friend—and as a woman who knows firsthand that if you build it, they will...

In this episode, Kim sits down with Horace Gold, a multi-hyphenate artist and actor, for a long-overdue reminder: you don’t need therapy; you need to stop lying. As a social experiment, Horace would like everyone to take a deep breath, tone down the “main character” theatrics, and recognize that you’re not a victim—it’s not about you. Kim and Horace share a mutual disdain for moral superiority and performative activism. For the record, you’re not “cool” because you learned about the latest tragedy before everyone else. Their advice? Organize a town hall or STFU. From conservative roots...

HAPPY… Nevermind. New Year, Same B*tch. Scratch that: New Year, Better B*tch. For her first episode of 2025, Kim unpacks her tried-and-true “10 Things Every Girl Needs” list—from the basics, like a brain, to the more esoteric, like a vision for your life that’s independent of anyone and everyone. Something about 2024 brought out the jealousy in a lot of HOs—but trust Kim to deliver a right-on-time NEWSFLASH: Jealousy is the sister of desire. So that girl you think you hate? You actually want to skin her and wear her like fur. Welcome to the year of FOCUS. And i...

Welcome back to “BJs Are for BFs,” the final episode of our special series for women who know their worth and do less to prove it. Kim is joined once again by Dini, New York’s favorite matchmaker and founder of Sitch, and today they're talking all about what happens after the first date. How do you maintain your power, avoid the “cool girl” trap, and make sure he’s putting in the effort to show he’s serious? Because, as the girls like to say, “If he’s not chasing you, he’s chasing someone else.” Remember, this is a rule-of-thumb gui...

Welcome to BJs Are for BFs, a special series for women who know their worth and do less to prove it. In this 3-part series, Kim is joined by Dini, New York's fav matchmaker and founder of Sitch, a new dating platform, for a conversation on letting him come to you. Ask yourself… Are you giving too much for too little? Offering "girlfriend" perks before you've even gotten a "good morning" text? Women are bending over backward, playing the "cool girl", the “go with the flow” girl, and guess what? It's not working. Kim & Dini break down how to meet h...

In this episode, Kim sits down with Maryjane Fahey, the founder of Glorious Broads, for a masterclass on becoming the "man" you think you need. At 74, with one marriage and a long-term partnership behind her, Maryjane makes no apologies: she doesn’t want a man living with her—because, truth be told, the sex is better when he has to go home eventually. And to all the young twenty-somethings: forget fixing your boyfriend; it’s time to fix yourself. Maryjane shares the importance of having a community of what she calls “Career b*tches”—women who inspire you and show you wha...

Welcome to The First Wives Club! In this episode, Kim is joined by commercial real estate powerhouse and star of the Netflix original Owning Manhattan, Jade Shenker. From divorce to “F*ck You,” Jade is a no-nonsense kind of woman. Like a true Upper East Sider, she learned the art of business from her father, who owns much of the East Village, and the art of seduction from her mother, a waitress turned housewife. Jade dares the girls to unlock the doors that being a woman can open—while always balancing beauty, access, and business. She knows firsthand that gettin...

White women have been incredible allies to the progressive movement, but for the next four years, White women need to focus on White women. It’s time for our White sisters to find one band, one sound, because 45% isn’t cutting it. In sharp contrast, Black women understood the assignment this election and delivered it flawlessly, and Jewish women weren’t far behind. We need White women to cross party lines and release their community from the shackles of misogyny, misinformation, and make-believe. In case the exit polls didn’t spell it out: 53% of your fav “internet besties” support MAGA, and a...

Hail Martha, full of grace, the game is with thee. In this episode, Kim dives into the world of Martha Stewart, America’s first self-made female billionaire and self-proclaimed “intolerable perfectionist & absolute control freak”—a woman after her own heart. From prison to PJs (meaning: private jets), Martha is the blueprint for all things money, power, and respect. Kim is NOT impressed with undecided—scratch that—unmotivated voters, because if everyone has an asshole, everyone has an opinion on the leader of the free world. And let’s face it, if voting didn’t matter, why are they burning ballot boxes? Ne...

In this episode, Kim is joined by Romantha Botha, the fearless producer and host of the South African docuseries Sex & Pleasure. Romantha doesn’t shy away from anything, and this is the kind of conversation that will make you question everything. Romantha explains that love has been sold to women as a fantasy and to men as a responsibility, challenging women to stop forcing ill-fitted men into their “fairytale.” Love, she argues, can't be controlled, and people aren't as compatible as they think. From unpacking your beliefs around monogamy, fidelity, and sexuality… nothing is off the table. Romantha offers practica...

From “Horse Teeth” to Hate Trains, the world has tried to humble Kim, but this b*tch won’t die. She wasn’t born with a silver spoon in her mouth, but she was born with a gold bar up her ass and came into the world screaming, “I’M THAT GIRL.” In this episode, Kim outlines her formula for building and rebuilding confidence and defines confidence as believing the sh*t that comes out of your mouth by proving to yourself you’re not full of it. Whispers like “she’s so full of herself” are nothing new for a girl who would r...

In this episode, Kim is joined by the force that is Stefanie Sword-Williams, Founder and Author of F*ck Being Humble “Why Self-Promotion Isn't a Dirty Word,” for a conversation that is bound to get you to get your sh*t together. Stef is a no-excuses type of girl and Kim’s parasocial shaman for all things speaking up, standing out, and demanding what you deserve. Kim spends most of the episode at a complete loss for words, trying to digest the absolute nukes of advice Stef drops. They unpack what to do if you’re struggling with confidence, the impo...

Fall is coming, and young women everywhere will flock to dating apps in search of “Prince Charming.” In this episode, Kim urges the girls to slow down... Before meeting a complete stranger you have absolutely no connection to, please, GOOGLE HIM. She could write a book titled “How to Catch a Criminal,” but instead, Kim is sharing the dating horror story that forced her to grow up and taught her a valuable lesson at the age of 18: things aren't always as they seem. From wining and dining to wire fraud and federal court cases, nearly 10 years later, Kim is unpackin...

Come one, come all—welcome to Therapy for Control Freaks. Kim wants to be crystal f*cking clear: being in control is a superpower. In fact, the sooner you recognize that you are in control of the direction of your life and solely responsible for your trajectory, the sooner you’ll see that control isn't about being an inconsiderate b*tch—it’s about aligning your goals with your decisions. Kim is done contributing to the conversation that suggests your life revolves around anyone but yourself and implores the girls to take back their power and recenter themselves—because despite th...

Down on your luck? Get it together and get outside! In this episode, Kim dives into how her cat-like curiosity has always led to serious strikes of luck and shares how she maximizes her opportunities to get lucky. As a chronically online twenty-something, Kim can’t wrap her head around the internet’s beef with moms. The “don’t worry, at least you’re not a mom” trope is mental AF. If you have to compare yourself to a woman raising an entire human to feel better about yourself, seek help immediately. Kim redefines the “3-month rule.” It’s typically applied...

Be careful… The girls are done playing nice, and they aren’t just standing on business; they’re telling your business—with receipts. Kim may not watch a 50-part series exposing someone for filth, but she’s here for the public spectacle, the shaming, and the forewarning to potential bad actors. It’s like our modern-day guillotine, the final consequence of your actions. In other news, the recent US-Russia prisoner swap got Kim thinking about the time she refused to join a former beau in Moscow, afraid she’d be detained for something arbitrary like smuggling a weave. Becoming a political pa...

America is coming for your p*ssy. Do some kegels and tighten up – because p*ssies are back on the ballot, and in the words of the great HRC, It’s time to "mobilize and win.” On the topic of p*ssy, Kim tries to talk sense into what she calls “Tired P*ssies” – a special breed of women who seem ready to be sold at auction. These women are more invested in a man's potential earnings than in capitalizing on their own. They consume stay-at-home situationship content and wish upon a star. Thank God a woman is running for presiden...

Hot take? Closure is Bullsh*t. Welcome to Kim’s lesson on self-preservation. Rule #1: Stop begging the person who hurt you to heal you. Rule #2: The best way to “find” someone new is to stop hooking up with randoms. According to the streets, the girls are still losing sleep over men who refuse to define their relationship(yikes!). Kim’s advice? Close your legs to provisional men! Thanks to hookup culture, the girls forgot that s*x is power and should make you feel empowered— not desperate and alone. BIG NEWS! Kim is officially a free agent and no longer wat...

Welcome to “The Deep End,” a special series where we dive deep into the essence of fearless women.

Meet Nia Renée Hill, an actor, producer, and fine dining aficionado. She grew up in the entertainment business; her father is an entertainment maven, so the world of glitz and glam is nothing new to her. From acting to producing, Nia has always had a passion for the business but ran into a few bumps finding her footing. Then she met Bill, Bill Burr, that is, a big-time comedian and actor. Nia was 25, and Bill was 35, and at the t...

Kim has one thing to say: children are a threat to your survival. Since entering her late 20s, she finally gets why most metropolitan women don’t have kids until 35. When they call it the biggest sacrifice, they mean it. After spending the majority of Q1 in LA and having a girls' night out in West Hollywood, Kim can definitively say, “LA Men are Different”... those sharks need water, and there’s no drought in sight. It’s true, selfish people live longer, and surrogates save lives. Kim unpacks your wildest confessions; In short, unless he’s the CEO, single, and...

In this episode, Kim is joined by comedian and fellow struggle-prenuer, Sumner Sykes, for a conversation that is bound to get one of them canceled. Sumner is a Not-So Golden Gay and admits he’ll kiss a woman but draws the line at buying her a drink... not in this economy. Kim comes clean about her “terrible teens” and recalls her sleepless nights in wake of the Twitter Slur Hunt. They unpack the racial reckoning, and Sumner details what it was like protesting for Black Lives in Bridgehampton... the call was coming from inside the house! Low credit line? No wor...

Slap my ass and call me “Becky!” Either I’m a white girl, or someone needs to admit the education system failed them... I’ll place bets on the latter. I’M ALIVE!!! There’s no such thing as a “stay-at-home girlfriend” over here, so it’s back to the mic for SlimKim. Did everyone bump their heads and forget that Ch**a is an adversary and funds the special interests of R**sia? I love TikTok, too, but I’ll pull out my nationalist card for this one. Sell the clock app or GET TF OUT, bcc: all the American social...

This is for the hopelessly romantic girls.  The girls who watch 2-hours of 'The Notebook' just to hear Noah say, “If you're a bird, I'm a bird”. The Certified Lover Girls. The girls who wear their hearts on their sleeves and believe that Prince Charming is out there! While Kim practices “Quiet Dating”: the art of zipping it and shutting the f***k up... In this episode, she encourages the girls to put themselves out there while getting real about their insecurities and fears of love. In the words of Maya Angelou, words are spells so for all the single-pr...

Welcome to “The Deep End,” a new series where we dive deep into the essence of fearless women. 

Meet Estée Lalonde, founder of the self-care brand MIRROR WATER and OG “YouTuber.” As a Canadian girl living in the UK, she set her sights on vulnerable vlogging long before it became a hashtag. Twelve years later, she has won the hearts of over a million subscribers and continues to grow her platform. Like many of us, Estée shares in the experience of not-so-healthy relationships, but over the years, she has wisely learned to leave the unfulfilling cycle in th...

It’s 2024, and Kim has one thing to say to the haters, the naysayers, and the “Mad Sad Hags & Brads”… EAT CAKE (or starve, whichever comes first)! In this episode, Kim has a pressing question for The Desperados: is it Eat The Rich or Marry Rich? Because the same delulus that vehemently detest Oprah Winfrey for her riches think they can walk into The Baccarat Hotel and pick up a husband… BFFR. After a much-needed reality check, Kim has finally come to terms with the fact that she is not and will never be Marie Kondo. So OUT this year is cl...

Stop doing mental gymnastics... In this episode, Kim reminds the girls that if he didn't text you "Merry Christmas," he probably doesn't like you. She talks all things finding the perfect dress for her Naughty or Nice Holiday party and finally understands why Laquan Smith makes dresses for Lori Harvey and women on Ozempic—If you have even the slightest pooch, a Laquan design will FIND IT like a woman Googling a man before the first date. The moral of the story: you want to be the center of attention, not the pooch of attention. Kim loves meeting internet pe...

Here lies the body of the Rich Little Brokegirl who said the New York Subway changed her. After being burned, skinned, and then eaten up by New York's finest, it's been the best week of my life! This week, I learned that New York is the safest city in the world. A city where men do not harass women for merely existing, and as long as you mind your business, you can hop on the subway in your sexiest, flashiest form, and the men down under will respect your space and privacy. Catcall? Men don’t do that here. Pe...

Sure, I could pretend like my life is perfect, but it's f**king not. I feel failure, I compare myself, and I can be insecure. I may know exactly where I want to go, but I have no f**king clue how to get there. Life is hard, and the highlight reel represents only a fraction of the struggles and challenges we face every day. I am excessively distressed, moving from one problem to the next—and while they may be first-world problems, they're still our problems, and we find purpose through each challenge we take on. I wish I...

Meet the Real Sisters of Beverly Hills! In this episode, Kim is joined by Celine and Joline Nehoray, the founders of Beverly Hills Lingerie, for a lesson on keeping it real and spotting the fakes. Born and raised in the land of housewives and bombshells, this duo powered their beauty and brains to build a business grounded in unapologetic confidence and femininity. Celine & Joline could draft the manual on self-alignment, defining your morals and values, and meticulously curating your inner circle. Hollywood may dazzle with glitz and glam, but they implore the girls not to be easily impressed. Bad...

Pretty privilege is not inflation-proof! In this episode, Kim details her plan to count her blessings and stack her coins. She's focused on finding herself again, and by finding herself, she means the manic, 6am rising, workaholic version. She's been a little too quiet lately! Kim opens up about how her cleaning lady robbed her in broad daylight and then gave her a lesson on heavy metals and cancer… Gone are the days of getting ready for hours to have dinner with a stranger; the girls are now Stack Dating and treating men like errands! Kim doesn't hold back on...