Hannah and Jessica welcome back everyone’s favorite single millennial male, Facundo, for an update on his dating adventures in Austin The trio dives into the art of asking “Are you seeing other people?” without totally killing the vibe, what to do when Valentine’s Day sneaks up mid-situationship, and the dos and don’ts when it comes to popping the question. 

Hannah and Jessica kick off Season 2 of Fashionably Single with stories, laughter, and a little bit of chaos. The duo dives into what they’re most excited for in 2026, recounts the wild adventure of changing Hannah’s dead car battery during the Texas freeze, and shares how Jessica has officially accepted her role as the “fall guy” in their friendship. Plus, a hard (and hilarious) lesson learned about eating sweets too fast, and some quick, stylish fashion tips from Hannah to wrap things up.

Hannah and Jessica sit down to unpack the topic of ghosting: what it is, why it happens, and how to handle it. They share their honest takes, whether they’ve ever ghosted someone or been ghosted themselves, and what those experiences taught them. The conversation also drifts into New Year’s resolutions, 2026 travel plans, and a few other fun updates along the way.

In this week’s episode of Fashionably Single, Hannah and Jessica kick things off with a fun recap of the weekend spent with Hannah’s childhood friend Bryn — which may or may not have turned into a subconscious tour of potential wedding venues for Hannah’s future big day. 

From there, Jessica introduces one of her favorite sustainable luxury brands, Bayou with Love, founded by Nikki Reed, and the ladies dive into the world of renewable fashion and why mindful consumption matters.

The conversation then takes a heartfelt turn as Jessica breaks down the difference between intuitive and instrumental grieving, sparking an open chat about heartbreak, healing, and how the way we grieve ultimately determines how we grow.

Hannah and Jessica recap Jessica’s birthday extravaganza from laughs and lessons to a surprising revelation that proves some “common knowledge” isn’t so common after all. The duo also get real about what it’s like being single during the holidays the cozy highs, the lonely lows, and everything in between.

Hannah and Jessica are back with fresh updates on their relationship status and wellness glow-ups! From sound bowls and guided meditations to tarot readings and new gym memberships, the girls are deep in their self-care era. Hannah also spills the tea on Nuuly, the clothing rental brand that’s redefining your closet with endless outfit options and serious perks. And of course, it wouldn’t be Fashionably Single without a little romance talk so tune in as they share the best date spots in Austin, Texas, perfect for your next night out (or solo adventure).

Hannah welcomes her close friend Tomas to the mic for an honest and insightful conversation about relationships and marriage. With 16 years in a loving, committed relationship, Tomas offers a rare and grounded perspective on what it really takes to build a lasting partnership.

Join Hannah and Jessica as they sit down with their friend Facundo for an unfiltered conversation about dating apps from a man’s perspective.

From the do’s and don’ts of crafting a profile, to the subtle cues men pick up on (and the ones they completely miss), Facundo breaks down what really goes through a guy’s mind while swiping.

Hannah and Jessica sit down with two of Hannah’s guy best friends, Chris and Carlos, for an unfiltered conversation that finally flips the script. The guys open up and share the male perspective on everything from dating apps to timelines including whether men really feel that pressure to settle down.

Nothing’s off limits as they dive into what dating looks like from their side, how guys actually define “intentions,” and the moments that make or break a connection.

Hannah’s done it again and by “it,” we mean landing herself in a classic dating dilemma. In this episode, Hannah shares how certain events unfolded, leading to an unfortunate discovery that no one saw coming. Meanwhile, Jessica opens up about her own experiences having played both roles in a situationship; the one who caught the feels and the one who rejected them.

Together, the duo break down the six stages of modern dating and try to make sense of today’s not-so-straightforward love language.

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