Building a Life on Your Own Terms
The conversation centers on the theme of building a life on one's own terms, moving beyond waiting to be chosen.
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Tracee Ellis Ross shares stories about her Broadway debut, childhood with Diana Ross, and life lessons on building a life on her own terms.
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The conversation centers on the theme of building a life on one's own terms, moving beyond waiting to be chosen.
1Tracee Ellis Ross discusses her experience making her Broadway debut in the play Every Brilliant Thing.
2Ross reflects on growing up with her mother, Diana Ross, and childhood encounters with icons such as Marvin Gaye and Lucille Ball.
2Ross shares stories from her career, including confidently correcting Michael Jackson on his own lyrics and memories from the set of Girlfriends.
3The episode includes stories about terrible dates and a segment called 'Acting Casual,' a dating game involving awkward flirting.
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Tracee Ellis Ross joins Keke Palmer for a conversation that covers her career milestones, family life, and personal anecdotes.
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Tracee Ellis Ross joins Keke for an unforgettable conversation about building a life on your own terms.
She talks about making her Broadway debut in Every Brilliant Thing, growing up with her mom, Diana Ross, and childhood encounters with icons like Marvin Gaye and Lucille Ball.
And Tracee has the stories, from confidently correcting Michael Jackson on his own lyrics to memories from the set of Girlfriends and some truly terrible dates.
Then they play “Acting Casual,” a dating game of awkward flirting.
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