Rebecca Judd: From Hand-Me-Downs to Influencer

0:00This is your entertainment update from March 18th. Rebecca Judd, the 43-year-old influencer and fashion designer, fired back at an online critic this week. The troll accused her of posting fervilous content that fuels women's insecurities. Instead of ignoring it, she highlighted her impressive career highlights beyond social media. She pointed out writing a book, hosting a national radio show, working as a speech pathologist at a major hospital treating traumatic brain injuries. And even developing a tool to assess head injuries. Beck wrapped it up by embracing her success and a touch of vanity in her post. This exchange came right after she opened up on her podcast about her modest roots in Perth, Western Australia. Raised by working-class parents, she and her sister wore hand-me-down school uniforms and struggled to cover even small costs, like $5 school. Excursions. Classmates teased her over the second-hand clothes, sparking some fights, and she envied kids who could pay fees on time. Those early challenges built her appreciation for what she has now.

1:02Today, Beck works to keep her own privileged kids grounded, focusing on creating fun memories rather than spoiling them with luxuries. Her story shows how far she's come while staying real about her journey. Appreciation to a sponsor for backing this episode. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen. S.O.L.I. SullyPillow.com