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Fiercely Unfiltered with Kelly Renee

Fiercely Unfiltered with Kelly Renee

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 I've been holding onto stories, truths, and lessons that deserve to be shared - not just for me, but for anyone who needs to hear them. Sometimes the hardest stories to tell are the ones that hold the most power. They're raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically real. That's what Fiercely Unfiltered is all about— creating a space where vulnerability meets strength, where silence is replaced with courage, and where every story is told with purpose. This isn't just a podcast. It's a conversation. It's healing. It's growth.© Fiercely Unfiltered | 2025 | All Rights Reserved Desarrollo Personal Hygiene & Healthy Living Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental Éxito Personal
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  • Co-Parenting Isn’t for the Weak: Here’s What No One Told Me

    Co-Parenting Isn’t for the Weak: Here’s What No One Told Me
    Jun 10 2025
    Co-parenting sounds doable in theory, but in real life? It’s tough, especially after a messy divorce, and even more so when your ex has already moved on to someone new. How do you co-parent with someone you’re not on the same page with anymore, maybe even don’t like? And what if they keep jumping from one relationship to the next, making everything feel unstable? In this episode of Fiercely Unfiltered, Kelly Renee gets real about her co-parenting journey after her divorce. She shares the highs and lows—from negotiating a 50-50 custody deal with her ex, to dealing with moments like when he decides to go snowboarding instead of picking up the kids, and doesn’t even bother to call her back, leaving her scrambling to sort things out last minute. Kelly doesn’t shy away from admitting that sometimes she puts her own feelings first, even when it’s not best for the kids. Her story is honest, raw, and full of the messy reality many of us face. If co-parenting feels like a battle for you, this episode is a must-listen. Let’s jump into it! Key Takeaways How reversing the child support conversation changed everything. Why "equal parenting" doesn't always feel fair. Why co-parenting often gets easier when a new partner is involved. Why teenage kids shift the entire dynamic of visitation. How to avoid using your kids as emotional pawns. The one boundary Kelly wishes she’d enforced sooner. In This Episode (00:00:01) Introduction to co-parenting (00:01:14) Personal experience with co-parenting (00:02:14) Negotiating parenting responsibilities (00:03:04) Challenges of shared parenting (00:05:27) Impact of new relationships (00:06:26) Children's needs vs. parental emotions (00:07:32) Haircut incident (00:08:25) Changing dynamics as children grow (00:09:25) Improved relations with new partners (11:42) Final thoughts and call to action Notable Quotes (00:03:51) "I remember it would be my day to pick up the kids and he'd call or text and say I have the day off, I want the kids. I'd be like, it's my day, I have plans. He goes, I don't care, I'm picking them up. If you don't want there to be a scene, don't show up." — Kelly Renee (00:05:07) "The most difficult thing to do is co-parent with someone right after you are separating because you guys hate each other." — Kelly Renee (00:06:57) "Anybody who's co-parenting with kids, we got to put the kids first. — Kelly Renee (00:09:09) "I remember my ex used to deal with my current husband more than me and they used to get along. So that worked for me." — Kelly Renee Resources and Links Fiercely Unfiltered Fiercely Unfiltered with Kelly Renee Kelly Renee Instagram Facebook Website
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    11 m
  • 47 Years Old. 15 Pounds Down. 1 Stage. Here’s How I Built My Fittest Body Ever

    47 Years Old. 15 Pounds Down. 1 Stage. Here’s How I Built My Fittest Body Ever
    Jun 3 2025
    Do you ever find yourself wondering if it’s even possible to feel better in your 40s than you did in your 30s? Kelly Renee is living proof that it’s possible. And her secret weapon? The gym. In this electrifying episode of Fiercely Unfiltered, Kelly pulls back the curtain on her grueling 16-week fitness competition prep, just a week away from stepping onto the big stage in San Diego. No excuses. No shortcuts. Kelly shares the raw truth about the strict diet, the unwavering discipline, and the intense mental toughness required to transform her body and mindset for the Fit Model and Bikini Division competitions. From chicken smothered in Greek yogurt to completely avoiding restaurants, Kelly reveals how she’s pushed herself beyond what she thought possible. But beyond the meal prep and endless gym sessions lies a bigger lesson: it’s about proving to yourself what you’re capable of when you honor every promise you make. Kelly Renee now feels better in her 40s than she did in her 30s, all thanks to the power of consistent discipline and the gym’s magic. Curious to see how? Let’s dive in. Key Takeaways Why Kelly swapped running for Peloton cardio to maintain muscle. The mental discipline of avoiding restaurants and cheat meals entirely. How competing in two divisions (Fit Model & Bikini) changes strategy. Why hair extensions became her "instant reward" during prep. How lifting weights reversed aging effects by 48. Why divorce became her ultimate focus booster. The grocery store trick to eliminate home temptation. That real results require total commitment, no "sometimes" effort. In This Episode (00:01) Introduction to the podcast (00:18) Fitness competition update (01:18) Training regimen overview (02:15) Dietary changes (03:12) Cardio and workout routine (04:14) Mental discipline and choices (06:02) Commitment to the plan (07:00) Hair extensions for competition (07:56) Mindset and motivation (08:57) Ongoing fitness goals (09:54) Aging in reverse and personal transformation (10:47) Discipline in food choices (11:42) Final thoughts and call to action Notable Quotes (00:03:22)"This isn’t about the gym. It’s about every decision you make when you’re not in the gym."— Kelly Renee (00:07:47) "I’m failing publicly if I fail, but I’ll know I didn’t cheat. I did everything I promised myself."— Kelly Renee (00:10:27) "I’m aging backwards. Lifting weights gave me the body and confidence I never had at 30." — Kelly Renee (00:11:06) "Be a badass in the grocery store so you don’t have to be tough at your house.” Resources and Links Fiercely Unfiltered Fiercely Unfiltered with Kelly Renee Kelly Renee Instagram Facebook Website
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    13 m
  • Married for Convenience or Love? My Truth About Two Very Different Marriages

    Married for Convenience or Love? My Truth About Two Very Different Marriages
    May 27 2025
    Picture this: You say "yes” to someone you barely know because of the military’s financial benefits, your friends are all getting married, and hey, it seems like a good idea at the time. Fast forward a few years, and you’re staring at a person you legally promised forever to… and realizing you don’t even like them. Yep. That was Kelly's first marriage. In this episode of Fiercely Unfiltered, host Kelly Renee pulls back the curtain on her first marriage, a relationship that began in the military, rooted more in circumstance than deep connection. With unflinching honesty, she reflects on the emotional distance, unmet expectations, and the slow unraveling of a partnership that lacked true intimacy. Kelly opens up about the painful lessons she learned: how love shouldn’t be transactional, why vulnerability is non-negotiable, and what it really means to choose yourself, even when it hurts. Through her journey of self-discovery, she found the courage to redefine love on her own terms. If you’ve ever stayed in a relationship out of comfort rather than conviction, or struggled to reconcile duty with desire, this episode is for you. It’s a powerful reminder that growth often comes from our hardest chapters and that authenticity is the ultimate act of rebellion. Key Takeaways The true story behind a marriage that started with a checklist, not chemistry The pivotal moment that forced Kelly to confront her worth and her truth A powerful reminder that your past doesn’t define you, your courage to grow does When structure holds you together, but love’s missing. The affair that wasn’t just about someone new, but about finally feeling seen. Why your “wrong turns” may lead you to your truest path. In This Episode (00:01) Introduction to the episode (00:14) Reflection on first marriage (01:14) Meeting her first husband (01:59) The decision to marry (03:47) Understanding love and marriage (05:31) Pregnancy and family planning (06:24) Regrets about control (07:24) Communication with ex-husband (08:20) Comparing marriages (10:22) Agreement to stay together (11:13) Emergence of toxicity (12:08) Friendship with second husband (12:56) Beginning of the affair (13:52) Final conversations with ex-husband (14:50) Divorce paperwork received (15:58) Reflections on love and friendship (17:01) Lessons from past relationships (18:04) Self-love and personal growth (19:05) Embracing mistakes as growth Notable Quotes (06:24) "I regret trying to control my journey. I regret trying to map out everything that took place. I wish I had just let life happen." — Kelly Renee (08:20) "I kind of look back and I think, which marriage was better? The one where I got married for convenience and we had a partnership, or the one where I got married for love?" — Kelly Renee (14:46) "The one out of convenience hurt less; the one out of love, I figured out, wasn't even really love." — Kelly Renee (15:58) "After evaluating my life and reflecting on everything, I couldn't take back any decision I made because without each one of these decisions, I wouldn't be where I am today." — Kelly Renee (18:04) "I never really loved myself; I never really thought I deserved happiness. I thought that I deserved to be mistreated because of things I did, and that's not true." — Kelly Renee Resources and Links Fiercely Unfiltered Fiercely Unfiltered with Kelly Renee Kelly Renee Instagram Facebook Website
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    20 m
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