Addressing Trisha's Past Scandals & Controversies With Dr. Drew | Just Trish Ep. 6

🚨TRIGGER WARNING:🚨 This episode contains mentions of addiction, SA, ED and SUI.

On this emotional episode of ‘JUST TRISH’, Trisha is joined by media personality, internist and addiction specialist—Dr. Drew Pinsky—to address her most infamous past scandals and controversies. @DrDrew doesn’t hold back as he gives Trish real advice on how to apologize and move forward.
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One thing about Trisha Paytas, she’s going to speak her mind. The viral megastar has made a career out of unabashedly spilling her heart out to millions of viewers. While she’s been both praised and canceled for it, Trisha has never been afraid of stirring the pot.

Now, the meme queen is taking back the mic and truly telling it how she sees it–from the latest Internet drama to the hottest celebrity gossip. In this weekly podcast, Trisha gives her hilariously unfiltered take on the biggest headlines and trends currently taking social media by storm. Alongside her friend and co-host–Emmy-award winning entertainment news journalist Oscar Gracey–she provides her brutally honest, and sometimes highly controversial commentary on pop culture. It’s not personal, it’s ‘Just Trish’.

[IllariInvestigation]

As a borderline myself, when dr drew said “it’s because you like the regulation of a drug, it makes you feel okay for the first time” made me want to cry

[amandajust]

I love that he’s literally “on the edge of his seat”… he’s so genuinely into the conversation it made ME as the viewer invested in the conversation.

[caitydid]

She has really been serving us with some good guests and she is just starting. I’m honestly impressed.

[felixfuentes]

I loved every minute of this episode. Thank you so much for always being vulnerable and making your audience apart of your journey. Definitely need more Dr. Drew on JT.

[bingus.]

one thing i've talked about with my therapist is the idea that when you are triggered, it's your nervous system warning you because you might be a similar situation. but centering yourself and just reminding yourself/your nervous system that yes this is a similar situation, but it might not be. letting yourself realize that you're having a traumatic response and be like "thanks for warning me, nervous system, but you gotta chill tf out bc it might not be the same outcome so let's check the vibes."

[snarkybunni]

i'm so proud of trisha, no matter what people say, im proud of her for really overcoming her mind and learning herself!

[darlcarl]

This was such a humanizing conversation and I never thought I’d see the day where I actually genuinely believe Trish has change and healed. It should give hope to all those out their suffering with BPD.

[melissa]

Having her and Dr. Drew go through her old manic videos and her explaining where she was at mentally would be sooo interesting!

[chelym.]

Trisha, as a viewer since 2013 and mental health issues of my own, you are such an inspiration. I want to repeat something I saw in another comment that I think is really important: We don't need you to be perfect. You don't have to be perfect. Just be Trish, beacuse you are a treasure. It's such an honor to see your growth. Mental illness is TOUGH. Thank you for being so authentic. I have so much respect for you. And I love that your pod is called Just Trish because that's all you have ever needed is YOU and I'm so glad you have a space/platform to do it.
Dr.Drew- love you mommy!

[Therautistmel]

I’m a trauma therapist and have extensive trauma myself. I just want to tell you that I am so proud of you for all the work you’ve done on yourself. I am so incredibly sorry that you’ve experienced all that you have and that people invalidate your pain. Some people have the luxury to never understand what it’s like to experience these kinds of abuses and what that can do to a person.

[MelonieKit]

This is me climbing to the top of the nearest mountain and yelling, THIS IS THE BEST TRISHA CONTENT. CONSISTENT AND SMART. LOVE THIS!!

[alexisoverit]

*Y'all Trisha has been saying the same things for years, but glad she's finally being heard now. Being misunderstood and not heard for many years can make the strongest retreat.*

[andarwarje]

Trish, I'm trans and queer and I never thought you were faking your gender exploration. You don't need to look or sound a certain way to be non-binary or trans, only you can know that. Speaking the truth with vulnerability is a good look for you, trolling less and taking people's concerns seriously while standing in yourself is a journey. Keep having these conversations!

[SaranneHuxton]

Trish, as someone who is going through EMDR right now I’ve said, “it doesn’t seem traumatic to me” or “people have it way worse”, trauma isn’t the experience itself, it’s how that experience made you feel. Trauma is the feeling you have from the experience. You have to let yourself sit with the feelings you have come up when you think about your past, or a specific moment and sit with them, which is the hardest part. My brain, and yours seems to be doing the same will push away the pain in order for you to be able to function and survive day to day. It’s a long journey

[amandameyer]

trisha being so comfortable and open talking about her mental health makes me feel so much less alone

[heathen]

I'm sobbing right now. You have no idea how much this episode has helped me as a person with bpd.

[ackkitsally]

This was so good. And I just hope you know that there are real people out here who have watched you live your life and never once judged you or hated you for your mistakes or what you were going through. You’re a real person and I have always been able to see how real you are online. The people that hate on you are living in a bubble and haven’t experienced or loved people that have experienced hardships similar to yours. Thanks for being authentic and refusing to disappear from the internet, because I love your content and respect you as a content creator, mother and person. You may never read this and I usually don’t write long comments, but if it’s the one positive you see, it’s worth it!

[sierramillerxox]

Thank you for this podcast. As a person who struggles with mental health, I really appreciated this

[travissch]

As someone who survived severe s**ual trauma as a kid, it was beneficial to hear this. As an adult I was questioning my gender and sexual orientation for years. And I also latch onto different personalities because I didnt know myself. Thank you for doing the hard work Trisha! This is our Era for healing!

[destinydallas]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience Trish. After watching this episode I realized I was also probably misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder. I related to feelings and researched more into the disorder. I made an appointment with mg psych to confirm my suspicions. I am now properly diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. Just knowing what is actually going on helps me overcome my mood swings. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I’ve watched you for YEARS. I learned about you through Shane’s vlogging videos. No longer a fan 😂 but so glad I found you. I finally feel understood and hopeful for my future. Therapy and medicine saved my life.