Erica Cobb

Can we PLEASE talk about the Summer House Aftermath bonus episode?! 👀☕️

Amanda all but saying she was somehow more special than Ciara... Kyle giving us awkward brother-husband energy while hosting West... and then Ciara absolutely GIRL’S GIRLING by showing grace to her ex’s ex (who was actually his girlfriend while he was busy making out with her in the Summer House 😳).

The tea was HOT. The shade was subtle. The accountability was... selective. 😂

What was your biggest takeaway from the episode? Sound off below! 👇

This photo of Earl E. Gibson III and me came up on my memories and I decided now was a great time for this

When I say, you never know how Spirit will speak to you, Earl Gibson III, thank you for telling me exactly what I needed to hear when I needed to hear it.

As always, thank you Giselle Phelps Grand Rising Talent ✨

When your personal trainer has a “secret identity!” I literally manifested Timothy Bish 🤣

June is PTSD Awareness Month. I sat down with one of my closest friends, Taylor McKenna, to talk about her battle with PTSD after she was violently abducted from her home. While her story made headlines, the long road of healing that followed never did. Her journey sheds light on the reality so many survivors face after trauma. Part 2 of a 4-part series drops every Friday in June. You can watch it on “Comeback: with Erica Cobb” on YouTube and wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts (links in bio).

To join Taylor’s community and learn more about her journey, please visit: https://substack.com/Taylor McKenna

If you or someone you know suffers from PTSD visit the National Center for PTSD for educational resources, self-help tools, and evidence-based treatment overviews: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/

to our 10-year wedding anniversary celebration in Vegas this past weekend. ❤️🎰✨

Tomorrow, June 12th, is Loving Day, a day that commemorates the historic 1967 Supreme Court decision in Loving v. Virginia. This landmark ruling struck down laws banning in*******al marriage in the United States and helped establish a legal foundation for future marriage equality protections.

As we celebrate Pride Month and continue the work of protecting the rights, dignity, and humanity of all people, I’m reminded that progress is often driven by those courageous enough to love openly in the face of resistance.

Ten years later, I’m grateful for this love story and for the generations who fought for the right to have it.

May we never forget: love is love, and love always wins. ❤️

💄& 📸: Jaray D Banks

Are we ready to admit that some people are simply uncomfortable seeing certain women live a soft life?

Or that some women will always be expected to prove their worth, no matter how impressive their résumé, accomplishments, or contributions may be?

To the women who aspire to a softer life: it is possible.

What often gets left out of the conversation is that a soft life is usually built on a foundation of hard work, discipline, and intentional choices. And yes, the right partnership can be an accelerator—not because someone is carrying you, but because you’re building together.

Work hard now. Make sound personal and financial decisions. Create a plan that gives you both the runway to eventually take your foot off the gas. Rest isn’t a reward for exhaustion—it’s fuel for sustainability.

A soft life isn’t about doing nothing. It’s about creating a life where peace, joy, and rest no longer have to be earned every single day. ✨

You can’t want anything for anyone, MORE than they want it for themselves… My takeaway from Reunion Part 3!

Shoutout to & from for an amazing watch party 🫶🏾

Bravoholics

I’m already grieving the ending of we’ve had so many memorable times these past couple of months… I will remember you, will you remember me? 😆

Holding boundaries can save your life…

June is PTSD Awareness Month. I sat down with one of my closest friends, Taylor, to talk about her battle with PTSD after she was violently abducted from her home. While her story made headlines, the long road of healing that followed never did. Her journey sheds light on the reality so many survivors face after trauma. Part 1 of a 4-part series drops every Friday in June. You can watch it on “Comeback: with Erica Cobb” on YouTube and wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts (links in bio).

To join Taylor’s community and learn more about her journey, please visit:

If you or someone you know suffers from PTSD visit the National Center for PTSD for educational resources, self-help tools, and evidence-based treatment overviews: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/

DAMN 😆