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Momé September 2026 cover — Lo Bosworth in a pale lilac top, hair loose over one shoulder, beneath the cover lines ‘Lo Bosworth’, ‘From Reality TV To Her Realest Chapter Yet’ and ‘The Hard Parts Are What Make You Who You Are.’

Lo Bosworth Was Always Going to Tell You

Lo Bosworth Was Always Going to Tell You

Seventeen years old and famous for being watched. A decade into building the health company she couldn’t find. Seven months into a motherhood she has decided to keep unfiltered and raw. The Love Wellness founder on the consent line she draws for her daughter, the recovery nobody warned her about, and why she’ll hand you the real timeline instead of the highlight reel.

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I don’t have it figured out, and I’ve decided that’s the point.
— Lo Bosworth

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