Hustle Heartbreaks Ep 10: The Art of Going Through a Possible Break-Up When Something Finally Good Happens For You Professionally

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Galia discusses some moments that should have been a celebration, but did not exactly go as she had imagined. She also talks about the fact that Marvel's tv show Cloak & Dagger used her Britney Cover of "Baby One More Time" and how she really celebrated herself the night it aired. Alone. Instagram: @galiaarad [email protected] Hotline: +1(812) 269-6057 Closing song: What Am I Gonna Do https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/what-am-i-gonna-do/955570891?i=955570902 Baby One More Time cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXvCxTvEORM

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