Jasmine Brand On Why She Doesn’t Consider Herself A Blogger, What Story She Regrets & Why She Doesn’t Have Celebrity Friends [Little Black Dress Podcast]
Jasmine Brand Visits ‘Little Black Dress w/ Rocsi Diaz & Nina Parker’
In a new interview on the Little Black Dress with Rocsi Diaz & Nina Parker, theJasmineBRAND.com co-owner, Jasmine Brand, dishes on how the site started and transitioned from blog to entertainment site with the help of co-owner Mahir Fadle; how she sets boundaries with handling celebrity associates and friends; along with the one story she wishes the site handled differently. During the conversation, Jasmine and co-hosts Nina and Rocsi debate about how to handle delicate interviews with talent that you have personal relationships with. Specifically, the trio weighs in on how as a journalist and friend to Lala Anthony, they would interview her about the controversy surrounding her marriage to Carmelo Anthony. Click here to listen to the interview.
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I found Jasmine’s perspective on not labeling herself as a blogger really interesting! It’s refreshing to hear her thoughts on authenticity and the pressures of that title. I also appreciated her honesty about the story she regrets; it really made me think about the impact our choices can have. And the insight on celebrity friendships was so relatable—sometimes it’s all about the quality of relationships rather than the status. Great episode!