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Princess Gabbara

Headshot of Princess Gabbara, a Momé contributor, smiling in a white button-down shirt with long braided hair and gold hoop earrings.

Princess Gabbara is a passionate journalist and storyteller with well over a decade of experience in the entertainment and lifestyle space. Her work has been featured across a host of print and digital publications, including GRAMMY.com, MTV News, Billboard, Shondaland, Ebony, Essence, Vibe, Elite Daily, and Shape, among others. She has also held positions at Rachael Ray Every Day, Bustle, PopSugar, and Oprah Daily.

Her career highlights include exclusive interviews with celebrities such as Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Venus and Serena Williams, Lady Gaga, Mary J. Blige, Queen Latifah, Tracee Ellis Ross, Dionne Warwick, and Rita Moreno.

She is also the proud author of several books, including I Love Taylor Swift: An Unofficial Fan Journal and The Unofficial KPop Demon Hunters Handbook. In 2024, Princess founded Lula & Dosha Publishing with the goal of inspiring young readers to dream big and become the best versions of themselves. All About Beyoncé: Fun Facts, Inspiring Quotes, Journal Pages, and More marks the first release from Lula & Dosha Publishing.

Articles

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Coach Zha, with a short platinum-blonde cut and a tattooed hand raised to her temple, looks over her bare shoulder at the camera against a soft gray backdrop.
Wellness

Coach Zha Says Placing Your Needs on the Backburner Isn’t Necessary to Show Up for Your Kids

The Pilates instructor and mom of two on why being a good mom doesn’t mean doing it all.

7 min read · Published October 14, 2026
Brittany Ishibashi sits at a wooden table with her arms around two of her children, smiling down as her son rests his head on the table beside her and her daughter leans in, her face hidden by long dark hair.
Parenting

Brittany Ishibashi Is Redefining What Work-Life Balance Looks Like — and She Couldn’t Be Happier About It

The actress, producer, and mother of three on her “refusing to pick” era: filming Brothers in Austin, the mom guilt that came with it, and the freedom she found in loosening her grip at home.

6 min read · Published September 20, 2026

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