ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Breakups suck…. They're really hard. And during the pandemic, many couples realized that being together wasn't going to work. In this episode of #WorkInProgress, Francine gives some insight into her Pandemic breakup that happened during the summer of 2020. And if anyone has gone through an unexpected breakup, you know how challenging it can be. She opens up about the rise and fall of her relationship, understanding the signs, realizing her role in the process, learning to heal, and moving forward. Sit back, relax and tune in as Francine exposes her pandemic revelations.
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United States
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