Though the current season was filmed prior to the shocking breakup of Paige and her long-time boyfriend Craig Conover from Southern Charm, fans have been privy to her life post-Craig. Recently, the Giggly Squad co-host has opened up about her personal life now that the 32-year-old's life has been turned upside down. Thanks to her openness and vulnerability, Paige has been sharing some important advice that she's passing along to her fans.
Paige DeSorbo Reveals Important Dating Advice
This summer, for the first time in a long time, Paige DeSorbo is spending her summer single. Is sh going to celebrate it as hot girl summer or is she ready to mingle? Speaking with US Weekly, the Summer House star shared some incredible advice her therapist gave her about dating. Advice that she said was like getting hit in the face with a brick. Her therapist pointed out that with her dating history, she only dated men who "pursued her" and "never picked out" a boyfriend herself. She said, "I was like, ‘Oh, my God, I don’t think the girls know this, that we’re not picking our boyfriends.’ She said that to me in my early 20s, and I just always remembered it.”
Paige DeSorbo Is Picking Up the Pieces Post Break-Up
Since the split, Paige has focused on herself, inspiring many watching from the wings. Paige recently revealed that her eggs have been frozen. On her podcast, alongside her partner in crime, Hannah Berner, she shared that the doctor was able to retrieve 28 eggs, though only 13 were considered mature. As Paige said, "That's a really good amount of eggs," also understanding she could go through the process again. Her openness to discuss the process goes beyond the story on the reality show.
Additionally, Paige has ensured her business ventures are her focus. Alongside her Giggly Squad identity, she's taken part in brand collaborations, including with Braun and their Smoothskin Collection at Target. With other partnerships with companies like DSW and TREsemmé, the influencer has ensured that she is the breadwinner. She truly is the spokesperson for empowerment.