EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 1H 44M
Wendy Fitzwilliam on Fame, Miss Universe, Motherhood & Why Trini's “Mash Up” Our Own
from Corie Sheppard Podcast · host Corie Sheppard
Send us Fan MailWendy Fitzwilliam joins The Corie Sheppard Podcast for one of her most open and revealing conversations ever.From winning Miss Universe and navigating global fame, to growing up in Trinidad, studying law, motherhood, media pressure, and the psychology of Caribbean success, Wendy reflects on the experiences that shaped her journey both publicly and privately.The conversation explores:The Reality Behind Miss UniverseCelebrity Culture And Media TrainingDonald Trump And The Miss Universe OrganizationTrinidad & Tobago’s Relationship With SuccessMachel Montano, Minshall, Brian Lara And National IdentityVulnerability, Motherhood And Her Book Letters to AilanBeing Underestimated As A WomanSocial Media, Fame And Public PerceptionWhy Trinidadians Often “Mash Up” Their Own PeopleAfrica, Ethiopia And IdentityFashion, Law And Personal ReinventionWendy also shares untold stories about Rihanna, Ricky Martin, Coolio, Bernie Mac, international media, and the pressure of representing Trinidad & Tobago on the world stage.This is a conversation about confidence, culture, reinvention, and what it really means to carry a country with you.
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Send us Fan Mail Wendy Fitzwilliam joins The Corie Sheppard Podcast for one of her most open and revealing conversations ever. From winning Miss Universe and navigating global fame, to growing up in Trinidad, studying law, motherhood, media pressure, and the psychology of Caribbean success, Wendy reflects on the experiences that shaped her journey both publicly and privately. The conversation explores: The Reality Behind Miss UniverseCelebrity Culture And Media TrainingDonald Trump And The Mi...
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