Rachael Ray on Decision Not to Have Children: 'Boy, Did I Get Bashed for It Over the Decades'
The celebrity cook and podcast guest Bob Harper opened up about their child-free lives and how they experience 'unconditional love'
Rachael Ray Opens Up About Choosing Not to Have Kids: ‘Boy, Did I Get Bashed for It’
Rachael Ray opened up about her choice not to have kids and why she prefers the company of her dog on her 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead' podcast
Rachael Ray Reveals She Got 'Bashed For Decades' For This Ridiculous Reason
Food TV icon Rachael Ray is continuing to open up to fans on her new podcast, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead. Weeks after she shared her controversial key to a "healthy" marriage (spoiler alert: it's lots of yelling), Ray offered another intimate glimpse into her personal life.
Rachael Ray Recalls Being 'Bashed' for Not Having Kids in Rare Comment
Rachael Ray is happy to be a dog mom — but that doesn't mean she hasn't received harsh criticism for choosing not to have children. On the Tuesday, November 12, episode of the celebrity chef's I'll Sleep When I'm Dead podcast,
Rachael Ray, 56, has no kids and says her dog brings her a 'ray of light'
"They never talk back, they always want to hug you," the celebrity chef said on her podcast.
Rachael Ray says she’s been ‘bashed’ for her decision to not have kids
Rachael Ray stands by her decision to not have children. The celebrity chef, 56, had Bob Harper on her “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” podcast on Tuesday and they bonded over not being parents. “I choose never to have children.
Rachael Ray opens up about her decision to not have kids
Rachael Ray opens up about her decision to not have kids
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Rachael Ray discusses being child-free with celebrity trainer Bob Harper — and how she adores dogs
On the fourth episode of her new podcast, "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" — featuring conversations with people discussing the ...
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Bob Harper and Rachael Ray Swear by This Exercise to Stay Fit and Protect Their Mental Health
People love to ask the former The Biggest Loser trainer for his workout advice—and his answer is always the same.