Mother.
Her TLC hit reality series "sMothered," co-produced by The Post, is back with more sculptural antics that raise eyebrows. The fourth season of the popular reality series about a mother-daughter relationship that is too close will premiere on Monday at 10 p.m.
Look-alike Florida gals Cher and Dawn Nevada bathers Seung-hae and AngelicaChicago self-tanning enthusiasts and several others from previous seasons The pair return Kathy and Christina and Lisa and Lauren from Louisiana Bells.
This time, three all-new pairs of hers will join the show. A set of sisters who like to take it all off. And a spicy southern combo with a magical knack for attracting like-minded suitors.
Here's a complete beginner's guide.
They cook together — Naked
Francia, 46, and Paula, 27, still live together now that Paula is an adult. Whether you're partying and clubbing, having tickle fights, or cooking and cleaning, the pair are inseparable.
"When it's just the two of us at home, we do pretty much everything naked," model-influencer Paula told The Post. It was always natural.”
Francia, who works in education, says that although some of her friends find it strange, this is not so uncommon in their Colombian culture. said. On-screen, Paula is shown making a breakfast smoothie in the kitchen while buffing, then she nonchalantly steps into her mother's room and hands it to her.
"That's our standard," she told The Post.
And they have no problem hitting town together.
"Someone asks Paula, 'How can she feel better when she's with her mom at the club?'" Francia said.
And despite her initial reservations, her daughter, she says, has no more wingwomen.
"I thought going to the club was a little weird, but it was a lot of fun. Her mother had a great time," said Paula. "She dances and laughs and laughs all the time. She's the whole vibe. It's contagious, it makes me happy."
They cannot stop attracting each other's exes
Tennessee seductresses Kathy, 56, and Ashley, 35, know no boundaries when it comes to approved mother-daughter activities. They got nipple piercings and tattoos together, did sexy photo shoots of each other in lingerie — and they dated the same guy. ] lost a lot of weight and looked very sexy, so we decided to start dating," practitioner Ashley told The Post, describing the sexy snapshot session.
“So I started taking pictures of her and vice versa [for dating websites and apps]. It became a hobby."
As for dating the same man, they both said it was a coincidence.
"The first man Ashley saw a few times "She was talking about this guy, and I didn't even know his name. But years later, we went out together."
Kathy said that when she told Ashley about the date, it sounded familiar and asked her to show her a picture.
"She had a seizure," Cathy said. "She said, 'Mom, it's Sean and he's over ten years younger than you. Ashley, who you used to date, is my daughter.' He said, 'I thought you looked familiar.'
It happened again when a colleague of Ashley's asked her out - only in reverse.
"He has been following me relentlessly for two months," said Ashley. "I spoke to my mother and she was interested because we worked at the same place. She said, 'He seems to know him very well.' She was already dating him.
Guidance of daughter transition
Indiana mother Angie, 46, and daughter Shay, 23, are a breakthrough pair. Shae "sMothered." After she came out, Angie herself taught Shae how to be a woman, including how to shave her legs.
"I said she was 22 when she came out," TikTok influencerher Shay told The Post. “It definitely made our bond stronger. We used to do a lot of mother-daughter things. Things like shaving and everything was amplified.”
The news came as a surprise to Angie at first, but she was emotionally and professionally convinced that Shae was the real deal. I had the skills to help me become
"It was shocking at first," said hairstylist and makeup her artist Angie. "But it definitely brought us closer. We can do far more together as mother and daughter than we can as mother and son."
Shay added that having a hairstylist mom was a big help. adjust.
"I've always been proud of what my hair looks like," she said. It makes me feel better and less uncomfortable with my identity.”
And her mom is happy to support her.
"It made her feel better to know that she trusted me enough to be the one to show her this new world," said Angie.
