Amy Bradley is Missing (Episodes 1-2)

Amy Bradley is Missing (Episodes 1-2)

Harmony & Sage break down the first two episodes of Amy Bradley Is Missing and walk through the chilling timeline of Amy Lynn Bradley’s disappearance. We get into the wait staff’s strange fixation to the missing photos, the late night dancing with Yellow, and her father’s dawn sighting on the balcony. We also get into the cruise line’s questionable response, the neighbor with the loud TV, and early sightings across the Caribbean, including the woman who whispered she was being held against her will. Part 2 is coming and it gets even deeper. Subscribe, comment, and rate the show. Follow us everywhere @girlswillyap.

Pop Culture Recap: Monica, BET Awards, Kylie Jenner Lawsuit & Viral TikTok Drama

This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage dive into a full pop culture rundown giving Monica and Bell Biv DeVoe their flowers as Artists of the Week, recapping the BET Awards highlights, breaking down the latest Kylie Jenner lawsuit, unpacking viral TikTok drama (including the hat fishing photo shoot), and touching on true crime updates on the Vinton County House of Horrors. Plus a little nostalgia, a little chaos, and a whole lot of yapping. Connect with us: Follow Girls Will Yap on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and send us your thoughts, stories, and hot takes. Also, rate and review the show:)

Recapping the Tinder Swindler

In this episode of Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage dive into Netflix’s viral true crime documentary The Tinder Swindler, breaking down the wild story of Simon Leviev. A so called “Prince of Diamonds” who scammed women across Europe using luxury trips, private jets, and classic love bombing tactics. From Cecilia’s fairytale fantasies to Pernilla’s impulsive adventures and Eileen’s revenge plot, we unpack how this man convinced successful, grown women to hand over thousands of dollars, take out loans, and ignore every red flag in the book. If you love true crime commentary, online dating cautionary tales, scam culture breakdowns, and women centered conversations, this episode is packed with insight, humor, and a whole lot of “girl, what were you thinking?” Don’t forget to follow us on socials @girlswillyap and leave a 5 star rating & review. It helps the show grow and keeps the yap alive.

Ranch Is a Liquid: Jelly Roll Drama, Rihanna News & Michelle Obama’s Speech

This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage dive into the chaos and comedy of the internet starting with Europeans discovering American food culture and TSA reminding folks that yes… ranch is a liquid. Then we get into the latest Jelly Roll & Bunnie drama, Rihanna’s rumored return to music, Anne Hathaway’s baby news, and Michelle Obama’s emotional speech at the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. Plus: TikTok gems, Diddy’s mansion lawsuit, and our Artists of the Week: Eve and MC Hammer. If you love pop culture with personality, you’re in the right place. Connect with us: Follow us on socials @GirlsWillYap Share your thoughts, nostalgia, and hot takes Rate & review the show please. It helps us grow

The Taylor Parker Case: Lies, Obsession, and Two Innocent Lives Stolen

This episode discusses graphic violence, pregnancy loss, murder, and harm involving a child. Listener discretion is strongly advised. In this week’s true crime deep dive, Harmony and Sage break down the shocking case of Taylor Parker; a woman whose lies, manipulation, and obsession led to the tragic deaths of 21 year old Reagan Hancock and her unborn daughter, Braxlynn. We walk through Taylor’s long pattern of deception: fake pregnancies, Photoshopped ultrasounds, imaginary inheritances, medical lies, and the chaos she brought into every relationship she touched. We also unpack her relationship with Wade, the red flags everyone saw, and the dangerous fantasy world she built around him. Then we get into the heartbreaking truth behind the crime; what happened inside Reagan’s home, the 911 call from her mother, the investigation, and the details Netflix’s Maternal Instinct left out. This episode is emotional, disturbing, and full of context you won’t get from the documentary. Rest in peace to Reagan and baby Braxlynn.