On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss how they both grew up in single parent homes and how they both will do the work to ensure that their future kids won't have those same experiences. Generational curses are a thing and it is up to us to do the work to ensure that our bad experiences don't shape our future and the people in it.

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On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss and celebrate 8 years of marriage. They discuss some things that they have learned over the years and what has kept them together.

The number 8, in the spiritual realm, represents new beginnings. 8 years of marriage represents a fresh start and new blessings for the Wiggins Family.

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On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss how easy it is for people to place blame on others and how hard it is to take self accountability instead. We all have free will. We all have the same 24 hours. Whatever decisions we decide to make has nothing to do with ANYONE else but ourselves. 

Let's normalize doing the work and putting in the effort to get where we need to go and be who we need to be. No one else can do that for you so, no one else should have to take the blame.

So, are you a player in The Blame Game? Or are you going to self reflect, take accountability for your life and get the job done? We want to hear from you on FB + IG @wigginsblvd.

On this week’s episode of Wiggins Blvd, Angelica + Lou discuss the importance of being a united front in your marriage. Marriage is a covenant between two individuals and God — so it’s important to keep everything and everybody else out of it, k? 

A united front is all about seeking Christ together, protecting each other, showing up for/supporting each other and cleaving to each other -- just to name a few -- NO MATTER WHAT!

So tell us, are you Team United Front? We want to hear from you on FB + IG @wigginsblvd.

On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss being married with single friends and vice versa. It is absolutely okay to be friends with people who aren't in the same phase of life that you are; however, respect MUST be at the center of the relationship. Period.

Are you married with single friends? Single with married friends? How is your relationship? We want to hear from you on IG + FB @wigginsblvd. 

On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss relationship deal breakers. Everyone has different viewpoints on this topic, but as always, DO WHAT WORKS FOR YOU!

Deal breakers can be avoided with open/honest communication and comprehension. Most of us may have deal breakers, but let's be honest -- you honestly don't know what you would do until you are in those situations. 

So tell us, what are your relationship deal breakers? We want to hear from you on IG + FB @wigginsblvd.

On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss current and past events that have occured over the last 6 months. They also discuss the infamous "Oscar Slap". We understand the importance of protecting your family, but there is a time and place for everything. It is vital to have the right people around you to hold you accountable and keep you on the right track. 

So, can protection go too far? We want to hear from you on IG + FB @wigginsblvd.

On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss how gifting during the Christmas holiday has changed over the last few years. From the pandemic to the lost of jobs and inflation, it's not giving what it was supposed to had gave. 

These days, material things hold NO value. Some of us have lost loved ones over the years. Spending quality time with your loved ones and volunteering your time in your community holds the most weight. You can't get time back so, gift it wisely. 

So, are you gifting this season or nah? How? We want to hear from you on IG + FB @wigginsblvd.

On this week's episode of Wiggins Blvd., Angelica + Lou discuss grief and their experiences with it during the holidays. The holidays are a time when families gather to spend quality time with each other and love on each other. Realizing the absence of someone's presence who is no longer with us can take a HUGE toll on our lives and the occasion. However, we must love on each other and be supportive of those around us who are grieving. We must also think of the good times and hold tight to those memories.

How do you deal with grief during the holidays? We want to hear from you on FB + IG @wigginsblvd.