Congratulations to the one and only Taylor Swift! Her engagement to NFL player, Travis Kelce, has her Philadelphia hometown Swifties wondering: Is it possible that her fiancé could be traded to the Philadelphia Eagles?

Tom breaks down why or why not on Our Sparkle Sundays, out now.

What started out as trying to win the America's Favorite Couple Contest led to weekly episodes of Our Sparkle Sundays by Sparkle On.

Devi and Tom sit down for a rapid-fire question episode of "Would You Rather?" We don't have micro answers, but we tried.

As always, send your questions or topic requests for us to answer as a couple.

Is long-distance the death of a relationship, or can it truly work out? Devi and Tom were in a long-distance relationship for three years before they were finally able to live in the same place, and keeping their Sparkle felt impossible sometimes.

This episode uncovers the small tricks of keeping a long distance relationship going, the insecurities it creates, and what it means to be forced to find independence to come back together again.

Many of you asked, "How do I enter the dating scene again?" or "How do I find someone that is actually nice?" Devi and Tom weren't looking for each other when they found one another, and didn't even want a relationship.

What started as friends with benefits (which never works, Example A) led to years of discovering what it means to have a healthy relationship and ultimately a friendship.

To want a healthy relationship, you have to be in the mindset to embrace it when it comes. Devi and Tom share what breaking that down was like and how they went from what was supposed to be a "one-night stand" to who they are now.

Tom and Devi are far from perfect, and their Sparkle couldn't stay lit without the arguments they have. This episode dives into the messiness many couples face and poses the question: what happens when you think differently from your partner? Devi runs into the fire and isn't as afraid of failure, whereas Tom is more methodical and sometimes more rational. How do the two of them find their balance with one another? Exclusively with the Sparkle On podcast.

In this episode, we jump into Devi's favorite topic, the hit TV series from Amazon Prime Video, "The Summer I Turned Pretty."

Tom and Devi discuss their first loves, coming-of-age experiences, and share fun character breakdowns from the show.

In the very first of this new series, Our Sparkle Sundays, Devi and Tom share the importance of finding roots and aligned values when starting a new relationship, their origin story, and how they've grown their Sparkle to shine together despite the COVID-19 pandemic, long distance, and starting their relationship at such a young age.

Join singer-songwriter Ataia on Sparkle On as she discusses the healing power of music and finding resilience through sound. Inspired by her musician father, Ataia shares insights into her creative process, revealing how she crafts vulnerable and relatable lyrics from personal truths. With influences spanning pop, hip hop, trap, and bass, Ataia offers a unique blend of genres. Discover her journey of transformation, release, and radical self-trust in this captivating episode. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with this rising artist who uses music to illuminate life's challenges.

Christina Tasooji helps women unleash their feminine power. Through her executive coaching and being the founder of the Antidote Women’s Collective, she helps awaken what she calls the Conscious Feminine Leader. But her work didn’t begin with this intuitive and empowered 1:1 work. She is a licensed CPA working with multiple Fortune 500 companies, and a climbing to be a successful Hollywood media executive until she was diagnosed with the earliest stages of cervical cancer.

Christina joins Sparkle On this week to guide us in using menstrual cycle awareness and cyclical rhythms as practical tools for understanding and embracing our most creative and authentic selves.

In this inspiring episode of Sparkle On, we sit down with Amy Peterson—founder of Rebel Nell and a true advocate for empowering women. Living next to one of Detroit’s most well-known shelters sparked her passion for helping marginalized women, ultimately leading to the creation of Rebel Nell, a social enterprise that transforms fallen graffiti into powerful, wearable art.

Driven by a love for Detroit’s vibrant street art and a mission to create meaningful change, Peterson saw more than just discarded paint—she saw opportunity. Rebel Nell doesn’t just craft beautiful jewelry; it provides employment, financial literacy, business education, and wellness resources to women facing barriers, helping them build a path to independence.

Recorded spontaneously during the SXSW conference after an inspiring week at the Midwest House activation, this episode captures the heart of Peterson’s mission and the energy that fuels her work. Tune in to hear how art, community, and purpose can come together to create something truly transformative.