EPISODE · Jun 6, 2023 · 36 MIN

Hi Boys!

Hi everyone! We're back this week and are joined by our first guests - our husbands! We talk through the highs and lows of long term relationships and they share their thoughts on kids, their biggest icks, some struggles and what they love about us (obviously we snuck this one in there!).We hope you enjoy! Lots and lots of love, Erin and Naomi xoxo

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