In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni is joined by Diana Madison — actress, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and award-winning beauty brand founder — for a powerful conversation about trusting the pivot and building with purpose.

Long before creator culture went mainstream, Diana was one of YouTube’s early pioneers, building a digital media company that amassed billions of views and was later acquired by Radio One / TV One. After 15 years at the forefront of digital storytelling, she reinvented herself again — stepping fully into filmmaking and launching Diana Madison Beauty, a clean skincare line inspired by her personal struggle with eczema and ancestral beauty rituals, now sold at major retailers including Macy’s and Neiman Marcus.

Diana also opens up about her evolution as an actress and director, including her role in The Other Side of Fame and her deeply personal directorial debut, There’s No Place Like Home, a documentary preserving the history of Armenian ethnic cleansing.

This conversation is a masterclass in honoring heritage, embracing reinvention, and building a career rooted in authenticity — proving that true power comes from trusting your voice, even when the path keeps changing.

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In this powerful episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, Keni sits down with Stacy Phillips, one of the most respected divorce and family law attorneys in the country, for an honest conversation about what divorce really takes — emotionally, mentally, and personally.

With decades of experience guiding families through high-conflict and high-net-worth divorces, Stacy shares what she’s learned beyond the courtroom: why divorce is not just a legal process, but a profound emotional transition. Together, they unpack common misconceptions around divorce, the importance of therapy and support systems, and how women can protect their peace while navigating change.

Stacy also opens up about her groundbreaking 2+1 Intervention Method™, which supports spouses and families impacted by addiction, and reflects on how her own life experiences shaped her mission to empower women through some of life’s most difficult moments.

From co-parenting with intention to reclaiming confidence and control, this conversation is a reminder that divorce can be an ending — and also a powerful beginning. Strength doesn’t always look loud. Sometimes, it shows up quietly… in heels.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, we sit down with Sahar Manley, founder of Camilla Seretti, a luxury jewelry brand rooted in empowerment, resilience, and reinvention.

Sahar’s journey defies convention. After building a career across luxury fashion, fine jewelry, and high-end sales, she faced a pivotal turning point following a difficult divorce. Instead of rebuilding quietly, she chose to redefine her life — becoming a single mother by choice and launching Camilla Seretti just before the world shut down.

Running the business from her condo while raising her daughter, Sahar transformed uncertainty into opportunity. What began as a bold leap of faith has grown into a nationally recognized brand with placements in 25 boutiques, over 60 magazine covers in five years, and plans to open her first international store in Dubai.

In this honest and inspiring conversation, Sahar shares what it takes to build a life and business on your own terms — without permission, perfect timing, or apology. A reminder that sometimes, it’s the pressure that turns everything into diamonds.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, we explore what it really means to dream of family in a world where choice, science, and identity are reshaping the path to parenthood.

Joining Keni is Dr. Arnold Mahesan, Founder and Medical Director of Beverly Hills Babies, a renowned fertility specialist who is redefining reproductive care by putting dignity, personalization, and physician-led medicine back at the center of the process. Double board-certified in both Canada and the United States, Dr. Arnold blends advanced reproductive technologies — including IVF, egg freezing, egg donation, and surrogacy — with a deeply individualized, holistic approach to fertility.

Together, they unpack how the definition of family is evolving, why it no longer has to “take two” to start one, and what women and families deserve to know when navigating fertility decisions. From debunking myths around the biological clock to discussing single parenthood by choice, same-sex family building, and modern surrogacy, this conversation offers clarity, compassion, and empowerment.

Whether you’re actively considering fertility options, dreaming about your future, or simply curious about how modern parenthood is changing, this episode is a powerful reminder that there is no one right way to build a family — only the path that’s right for you.

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In this episode of In Heels with Keni Silva, we sit down with fashion powerhouse Jessica Rich, the designer behind some of the most recognizable heels on red carpets around the world — worn by icons like Jennifer Lopez, the Kardashians, and Cardi B.

Jessica shares the real story behind building her footwear empire — from early pivots and viral moments that launched her into global recognition, to the business strategy, relationships, and resilience required to create a brand that lasts. She opens up about navigating copycat culture, balancing sexiness with comfort, and what it truly takes to stand out in a competitive industry.

But beyond the glamour, Jessica reveals the part of her journey few people saw. While scaling her brand, she was also carrying the emotional weight of caring for her mother and brother during their battles with cancer. Through heartbreak, pressure, and responsibility, she never stopped creating — or showing up.

This conversation is about ambition, reinvention, and the quiet strength it takes to keep walking tall — in heels — even when the ground beneath you is shaking. A powerful reminder that true success is built not just with vision, but with courage, integrity, and heart.

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Eating disorders aren’t just about food or appearance — they are complex mental health conditions that affect millions, often in silence.

In this episode, we’re joined by Danny Falco, a NEDA Council Member, recording artist, and mental health advocate, who shares his deeply personal journey with an eating disorder and recovery. From growing up in the entertainment industry to navigating identity, pressure, and stigma, Danny opens up about the realities many people never see.

Together, we discuss how eating disorders impact mental and physical health, the unique challenges faced by men and LGBTQ+ communities, and how organizations like NEDA provide free screenings, education, and support for those seeking help.

This conversation is about awareness, compassion, and reminding listeners that recovery is possible — and no one has to struggle alone.

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At just 17 years old, singer-songwriter and nonprofit founder Alexis Silva has lived through an experience most adults never face. Diagnosed at 14 with a life-threatening adrenal tumor wrapped around her vena cava, Alexis endured fear, uncertainty, a dangerous seven-hour surgery, and the emotional aftermath of survival. But instead of letting trauma define her, she transformed it into purpose.

In this powerful episode, Alexis shares how music became her emotional lifeline-leading to her debut album 555, inspired by the miraculous signs surrounding her healing and the memory of her grandmother. She also opens up about survivors guilt, her promise to God to help other kids fight for their lives, and the nonprofit clubs she's built to support young patients through cards, cookies, fundraising, and hope.

Now stepping into a new era of "fun country girl pop," Alexis uses her voice, her platform, and her story to show kids everywhere that "your mind is the most powerful drug you have" and that a broken past can still create a beautiful future.

This episode is a moving journey through resilience, faith, identity, and the unstoppable spirit of a young artist determined to change the world.

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