Elizabeth Day On Modern Dating & Unconventional Friendships | Fearless Podcast | Trinny

For the Season 3 finale episode of Fearless, Trinny is reunited with one of her all-time favourite guests – author and broadcaster Elizabeth Day.

Welcome to Fearless, the empowering podcast that tells the stories of inspirational people who have overcome challenges and fears in their lives in order to thrive.

Trinny and Elizabeth are joined by a live studio audience as they delve into the ups and downs of friendships, relationships and dating. From first date faux-pas to relationship red flags and the best dating advice they’ve ever received, they’re leaving no stone unturned. Plus, they discuss dream dinner party guests, the beauty of intentional and unconventional friendships, and the invaluable lessons we learn when life doesn’t go according to plan.

[EnfysDebs]

I love this; I've never had many friends (no more than a handful in my life), and as a neurodivergent person this stuff is really hard, but those I have had add to my life in the good and bad times, and I hope I have helped them too ❤

[joybarnes]

What a delightful chat! I really enjoyed listening to it and there were some lovely wise words in there.

[libbyjane]

Lovely chat -she is very lovely Elizabeth

[chloestephens]

I love my boy too. Brian (the cat) has been my best friend for 21 years.
Hi guys. I'm 50 years old and loving life. I've enjoyed listening to you chat about girl stuff xx

[patriciadenner]

Agree I have my cat Twinkle, she's always there for me someone to come home too

[linlee]

Trinny…..triber here!, Just watched your segment on NBC…Today Show…wonderful. Sending hugs🫰🏼💖😄

[shoddypockets]

Never undervalue your friends. They're your chosen family. You can be truer with them than your blood relatives, should you find the right ones 🥰

[traceyhowes]

I feel very content being on my own. Not sure how I would be going on date now 😂

[halfamo]

What an awful, awful take on friendship! Friends aren't something you drop like yesterday's trends or because they drag you down for a bit if they don't feed you their energy (hint: don't get dragged down. Be the stronger person for a while). Long-lasting friendships are not transactional, but a life well lived and a huge comfort somewhere towards the end.