This week on the show, I have Isabelle Silbery joining me.

Isabelle is a reality TV star who shined into the limelight as one of the members of 'The Silberys' in Gogglebox Australia. She is the youngest member of 'The Silberys' alongside her mother (Kerry) and grandmother (Emmie), bringing multi-generational women's relationships and voices to TV screens every week.

They have recently written a book called Out of the Box, a memoir where they share their most personal memories and lessons learned. She also writes for Body+Soul, Mamamia and Kidspot about all the things people are thinking, but not saying. Sex, motherhood, love, divorce, and relationships – nothing is off-limits.

Isabelle is a social commentator, writer, and philanthropist. She is an investor in social impact projects, driven by collaborative, purpose-driven thinking that leads to connection and social change. Day to day, she is a domestic goddess and mumma to her seven-year-old son – her most important job of all.

In this episode, Isabelle talks about:

• How her book, Out of the Box, came to fruition.
• How through the process of writing the book, her mother, grandmother and herself learned so much about each other and how it brought them much closer together.
• Dealing with PTSD.
• Co-parenting with her ex-husband, and now transitioning into a blended family as a newly married woman.
• Her recent miscarriage and how it also affected her husband.
• Stories about married life.
• And so much more!

Links mentioned in the episode:

You can check out Isabell's book, Out of the Box HERE. The book is also available as an audiobook.

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Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE.

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