In this raw conversation, Sasha and Francia Raisa pull back the curtain on what it’s actually like to have a public career while your hormones and mental health are in chaos. Francia shares how she went from landing back-to-back hit shows to quietly falling apart: severe depression, terrifying night sweats, gut issues, PCOS, endometriosis, and PMDD that had her sobbing in her trailer between takes. They talk about body image, being a Latina in an industry obsessed with boxes and accents, and why women so often keep pushing through when everything in their body is saying stop. Part 2 goes even deeper into freezing her eggs and redefining her future.

Welcome to Season 3 of *Women in the Nude* with Sasha Pieterse. After a whirlwind few months filled with burnout, a health scare, and a major life reset, Sasha returns with honesty and vulnerability to share what’s been happening behind the scenes. From experiencing a seizure and learning to slow down, to finding balance between motherhood, work, and her own well-being, this episode is a heartfelt reflection on healing and prioritizing self-care. Sasha also opens up about launching her new Substack community, growing her brand Hippie Water, and introducing her latest collaboration with 24K Wellness — the Sasha Serum, created to support women’s health and confidence from the inside out. It’s a new chapter for Sasha and for *Women in the Nude* — bigger, better, and more connected than ever. Season 3 premieres December 1st, sponsored by Hippie Water and 24K Wellness.


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In this deeply personal and eye-opening conversation, Sasha opens up about her experience with PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) — from growing up in front of the camera while struggling to find answers, to finally getting a diagnosis after years of frustration and dismissal. She shares the raw truth of what it was like to advocate for herself, how she navigated the emotional and physical toll of PCOS, and what has worked for her in managing her health.

Plus, Sasha talks about how pregnancy, postpartum changes, and even her epilepsy have been connected to her PCOS, offering rare honesty and hope for anyone who feels alone in their journey. If you’re navigating PCOS, or want to better understand this complex condition, this episode is a must-watch.

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