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Mack, Mondo, and Torrean look back on young love, early fatherhood, faith, and the many lessons that made them men. The laughs are loud, the honesty runs deep, and the message is simple — everything that happened, happened for a reason. No regrets.

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This week, the fellas dive straight into expectations, boundaries, and what happens when personal business hits the public. From everyday relationships to the spotlight of celebrity marriages, the crew debates where honesty ends and oversharing begins.

The Ayesha Curry conversation takes center stage—what does “wanting to feel desired” really mean, and when does transparency start to blur the line of respect? T, Mack, and Mondo unpack it all with humor, honesty, and hard truths about love, ego, and communication.

Raw, relatable, and rooted in real talk, They Call Me Daddy delivers a grounded male perspective on modern relationships, vulnerability, and the balance between being seen and being solid.

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On this episode of They Call Me Daddy, the crew checks in on life, health, and the weight of responsibility. Torrean celebrates a six-month walking streak and major weight-loss wins, Mack shares how staying active is helping his mental health, and Mondo reflects on family moments with his daughter’s surprise visit and the lessons behind her new tattoos.

From there, the conversation delves deep into Dame Dash — his legacy, ego, and what it means to strike a balance between confidence and humility. The dads debate whether success is about “I did it” or about surrendering to a bigger plan. The dialogue expands to the pressures that Black men face regarding entrepreneurship, work, and worth, and how to distinguish between following one's own plan and God’s.

They conclude with reflections on the pressure in today’s world — from financial struggles to cultural divides — and offer a reminder: lean into community, protect your health, and move with purpose.