In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with internationally renowned architect, developer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Mohamed Hadid for a deeply personal conversation about resilience, reinvention, family, and the extraordinary journey behind his success.

After his family was forced to leave Palestine when he was just six days old, Mohamed spent his childhood moving between countries before eventually arriving in the United States as a teenager. Entering high school without speaking English, he faced the challenge of adapting to a completely new culture, language, and way of life. Those early experiences taught him a lesson that would shape the rest of his journey: resilience is often built not because we choose it, but because life leaves us no other option.

In this candid conversation, Mohamed reflects on the defining moments that shaped his life and career—from building some of the world’s most recognized luxury hotels, commercial developments, and residential projects to navigating devastating setbacks that forced him to start over more than once.

He shares how losing everything led him to reinvent himself, pivoting into stocks and technology before ultimately returning to real estate with a renewed perspective on success, purpose, and perseverance.

One of the most moving moments of the episode centers around Mohamed’s mother. He speaks openly about the values she instilled in him, the love and compassion she taught him to show others, and the regret he carries from not being able to fulfill her wish to be buried in Palestine. In a touching moment, Mohamed speaks directly to her memory with words that reveal the depth of his love, gratitude, and respect.

This conversation goes far beyond architecture and business. It is a story of displacement, adaptation, perseverance, and the strength to keep moving forward through life’s greatest challenges. From leaving Palestine as an infant to building a global legacy, Mohamed’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience, reinvention, and the belief that every setback can become the foundation for a new beginning.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with entrepreneur, writer, and survivor Lynn Fox to discuss her remarkable journey from arriving in America as an Amerasian refugee shortly before the fall of Saigon to rebuilding her life through motherhood, entrepreneurship, creativity, and self-discovery.

Born in Vietnam and raised by a resilient single mother, Lynn’s life began amid uncertainty and extraordinary challenges. After arriving in the United States seeking safety and opportunity, her family worked tirelessly to build a new future, often relying on resourcefulness, perseverance, and hope to overcome difficult circumstances.

As a young woman, Lynn pursued her dream of becoming an actress, moving to New York to study theater and begin a promising career in entertainment. But life took a different direction when she chose marriage and motherhood, dedicating herself to raising her family and supporting those she loved.

After nearly two decades devoted to being a wife and mother, Lynn found herself questioning who she was beyond the roles she had embraced. A pivotal conversation with a therapist sparked a journey of self-reflection that ultimately led her to make one of the most difficult decisions of her life and begin the process of rediscovering herself.

Navigating divorce after many years of marriage brought emotional challenges, uncertainty, and profound personal growth. Through it all, she remained deeply committed to her four sons, helping them build resilience and confidence while guiding her family through a major life transition.

Today, Lynn has embraced a new chapter filled with creativity, entrepreneurship, and purpose. Inspired by her mother’s ingenuity during difficult times in Vietnam, she launched a business built around a patented shoe accessory and reignited a lifelong passion for writing. What began as a healing practice evolved into an outpouring of creativity, leading her to write dozens of poems and articles while working on her first novel.

Together, Keni and Lynn discuss resilience, identity, motherhood, divorce, entrepreneurship, creativity, and the courage it takes to pursue dreams that have been set aside for years.

This episode is a powerful reminder that no matter where your journey begins—or how many times life asks you to start over—it is never too late to reclaim your voice, rediscover your purpose, and create a future that reflects who you truly are.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with Erika Luren — Nurse Practitioner, entrepreneur, beauty and wellness expert, and founder of Rolling Wellness, Aura Aesthetics, and Auralume Skin Rituals — for a powerful conversation about reinvention, self-discovery, and creating a life on your own terms.

Raised in Ohio, Erika grew up with a more traditional vision of success: get married, raise a family, and follow a path that was largely predetermined. While she valued family and motherhood, she always felt there was something more she wanted to experience, build, and become.

Everything shifted when she moved to Las Vegas. Surrounded by entrepreneurs, ambitious professionals, and people pursuing bigger possibilities, Erika’s perspective began to change. For the first time, she could clearly see a future that extended beyond the roles she had always known.

As her marriage began to unravel, Erika found herself at a crossroads. Navigating divorce forced her to reexamine who she was, what she wanted, and what kind of life she wanted to create moving forward.

What followed was a remarkable journey of reinvention. Erika rebuilt her confidence, launched successful businesses, and stepped into the worlds of aesthetics, wellness, and longevity. What started as a personal transformation became a mission to help others feel empowered, confident, and healthy from the inside out.

Together, Keni and Erika discuss the realities of starting over, the courage required to leave behind an identity that no longer fits, and the importance of giving yourself permission to dream bigger at any stage of life.

They also explore beauty, hormones, wellness, longevity, and modern approaches to aging—not as a way to chase youth, but as tools to help people feel their best, reclaim their confidence, and live with intention.

This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered if it’s too late to reinvent themselves. Erika’s story is proof that sometimes the most difficult chapters become the beginning of the life you were meant to live.

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In this powerful episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni Silva sits down with former divorce attorney turned divorce coach and relationship expert Kara Francis for an honest conversation about divorce recovery, emotional healing, self-worth, and rebuilding life after divorce

After experiencing marriage, divorce, and remarriage herself, Kara Francis transformed her personal journey into a mission to help women navigate divorce, relationship challenges, and major life transitions with clarity, confidence, and emotional resilience. Today, she works with women around the world as a marriage and divorce coach, helping them reconnect with themselves, heal emotionally, and create more authentic relationships and lives.

In this episode, Keni and Kara discuss the emotional realities many women face when considering divorce, including fear of loneliness, finances, motherhood, co-parenting, societal pressure, and losing their identity inside relationships. Kara shares how self-awareness, emotional honesty, and personal growth become essential tools for healing and starting over after divorce.

They also explore:

• Divorce and emotional healing

• Rebuilding confidence after divorce

• Marriage, relationships, and self-worth

• Motherhood and protecting children emotionally

• Fear of starting over

• Emotional resilience and personal growth

• Learning to be alone without loneliness

• Breaking unhealthy relationship patterns

• Authentic living and finding your purpose

This episode is an inspiring conversation for anyone navigating divorce, heartbreak, relationship struggles, or personal reinvention. It’s about healing, rediscovering yourself, and understanding that sometimes the hardest endings lead to the most authentic new beginnings.

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In this deeply moving episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni Silva sits down with regenerative medicine physician and longevity expert Dr. Khanh Nguyen for a powerful conversation about survival, resilience, healing, reinvention, and what it truly means to rebuild a life against impossible odds.

At just 13 years old, Dr. Khanh escaped Vietnam by boat with her 15-year-old sister in search of freedom and hope for a better future. For seven days, they sailed with little food or water after the boat’s engine broke down before eventually reaching Malaysia and living in a refugee camp. With nothing but determination and the dream of one day becoming a doctor in the United States, Dr. Khanh began a journey that would completely transform her life.

For over 30 years, she rarely spoke publicly about that experience.

After arriving in America unable to speak English, Dr. Khanh went on to become a critical care physician, dedicating her life to helping others survive. But after years working in internal and critical care medicine, she experienced severe burnout and developed an autoimmune condition that forced her to reevaluate both her health and the traditional medical system.

That turning point ultimately led her into regenerative and longevity medicine, where she now helps patients focus not just on surviving — but truly thriving.

Through her practice, Austin Regenerative Therapy, Dr. Khanh combines advanced therapies including peptide therapy, hormone optimization, plasma exchange, and regenerative treatments with foundational wellness practices centered around sleep, stress management, nutrition, muscle health, and emotional well-being.

In this conversation, Dr. Khanh opens up about overcoming fear, healing after burnout, redefining aging, and why longevity is deeply connected to mindset, emotional health, and learning to prioritize yourself without guilt.

This episode explores resilience, immigration, reinvention, burnout recovery, women’s health, longevity, healing, and the belief that transformation is possible at every stage of life.

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In this honest, funny, and deeply relatable episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with actress, author, entrepreneur, and television personality Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg for a candid conversation about reinvention, motherhood, hormonal health, relationships, and the evolving journey of womanhood.

Jenny opens up about taking a full year off from dating to reconnect with herself, heal emotionally, and rediscover who she was outside of relationships. Together, Keni and Jenny discuss the importance of learning how to be alone, finding confidence through different life stages, and allowing yourself space to grow and evolve.

The conversation also dives into motherhood and raising children, including the emotional challenges, lessons, and perspective shifts that come with parenting while balancing career, public life, and personal growth.

Jenny shares powerful insights from her upcoming book focused on pre-menopause, hormones, aging, and women’s health — breaking down the symptoms many women ignore, the changes women experience emotionally and physically, and why these conversations need to happen more openly and honestly.

The episode also explores clean beauty, toxic ingredients in skincare and makeup, and the inspiration behind Jenny’s beauty brand Formless Beauty.

From healing and self-discovery to relationships, health, motherhood, and confidence, this episode is a reminder that women are constantly evolving — and every chapter brings a new version of ourselves to rediscover.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with Courtney Brooke — speaker, designer, advocate, and co-founder of Barely Beige Studio — for a deeply personal conversation about trauma, identity, and what it takes to rebuild a life after the foster care system.

After entering foster care at just three years old, Courtney spent a decade moving through more than 30 homes, orphanages, and unstable environments, separated from siblings and searching for a sense of belonging. Her story is one of survival, but more importantly, transformation.

Today, Courtney channels her lived experience into creating intentional spaces rooted in healing, emotional safety, and connection. Through design, advocacy, and inner work, she has redefined what home truly means.

In this conversation, Courtney opens up about childhood trauma, the long-term impact of instability, therapy, the Hoffman Process, and the journey of reclaiming identity after years of feeling unseen. She also shares how her work with One Hope United is helping create stronger systems of care for foster youth.

This episode explores the realities of the foster care system, the emotional impact of growing up in foster care, and the resilience many foster youth develop while rebuilding identity, safety, and self-worth. Courtney also shares insight into foster care advocacy, trauma recovery, and creating stronger support systems for foster youth.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with luxury real estate powerhouse and CEO of The Shelton Wilder Group, Shelton Wilder, whose career has surpassed $850 million in sales across some of Los Angeles’ most competitive markets.

But this conversation goes far beyond business success. Shelton shares the deeply personal story behind the polished exterior — a journey through addiction, financial collapse, and the difficult process of rebuilding her identity from the ground up. More than 12 years sober, she opens up about what it means to lose everything, confront yourself honestly, and create a life rooted in purpose rather than image.

Together, Keni and Shelton explore resilience, leadership, recovery, self-worth, and the pressure women face to appear strong while navigating private struggles. Shelton also shares how she built a women-led culture within her business and why community, accountability, and emotional honesty became the foundation of both her personal life and professional success.

This episode is about reinvention — not as a perfect comeback story, but as the messy, honest work of rebuilding a life, reclaiming identity, and creating success on your own terms.

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What happens when your body starts breaking down—but no one can tell you why?

In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with Dr. Daniel Pompa to uncover a truth most people overlook: sometimes it’s not one diagnosis—it’s everything your body has been carrying.

After facing debilitating symptoms with no clear answers, Dr. Pompa discovered that toxic overload was at the root of his condition. Together, they break down how everyday exposures—from the products in your home to the food you eat—quietly build up and impact your health.

But here’s the shift: healing doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

This conversation brings it back to simplicity. Dr. Pompa shares how small, intentional changes—like cleaning up your environment, choosing better ingredients, and becoming aware of hidden toxins—can start transforming your health faster than you think.

It’s not about doing everything at once.

It’s about starting where you are—and realizing how much power you actually have.

Because sometimes, the path to feeling better isn’t complicated…

it’s just about finally seeing what’s been right in front of you.

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Abbe Federal joins in Heels with Keni Silva to share her journey through infertility, identity loss, and the impact fertility struggles have on relationships.

In this deeply honest episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Abbe Feder shares her personal journey through infertility and how it led her to create InCircle Fertility—a platform designed to support individuals and couples through one of life’s most complex and emotional experiences.

Blending lived experience with her background in behavioral science and coaching, she reveals how the process of trying to conceive can shift relationships from connection to pressure—exposing hidden cracks and forcing difficult, often unspoken decisions. She speaks candidly about identity loss, the moment women become patients before partners, and the emotional weight of navigating hope, grief, and uncertainty.

Now a mother to miracle twins, she is helping redefine the conversation around fertility—bridging the gap between clinical care and emotional support, and reminding people they don’t have to navigate this journey alone.

This episode is a powerful exploration of love, resilience, and what it truly means to rebuild yourself when life doesn’t go according to plan.

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