Relationship Talks | Q&A

Episode 2 of the Seasons podcast, hosted by Devinee Stroud, titled "Relationship Talks | Q&A" was published on August 10, 2020 and runs 51 minutes.

August 10, 2020 ·51m · Seasons

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Summary

Get ready as Devinee kicks off the "Relationship Talks" series with her very own boyfriend, PJ Connor. In this episode they'll answer your questions that you've sent in through Instagram. They'll share their embarrassing stories, tips for managing long-distance relationships, and even give advice to interracial couples:)

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Get ready as Devinee kicks off the "Relationship Talks" series with her very own boyfriend, PJ Connor. In this episode they'll answer your questions that you've sent in through Instagram. They'll share their embarrassing stories, tips for managing long-distance relationships, and even give advice to interracial couples:)

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