90 Day Fiancé star Kara Bass joins Alexandria Rizik on Love Sex LA: Unfiltered for an unfiltered conversation about life after her marriage to Guillermo Rojer, returning to reality TV on 90 Day: Hunt for Love, and how her experience on 90 Day Fiancé and 90 Day: The Last Resort completely changed the way she approaches relationships.

Kara opens up about why she believes being on reality TV exposed the cracks in her marriage faster, why she now values actions over words, and what dating looks like as a single mom. She also reveals where things currently stand with Guillermo, the realities of their hot-and-cold co-parenting relationship, and why she says she may have been “way too kind” to him on The Last Resort.

Plus, Kara talks about entering her self-described “Kara era,” taking another chance on love, separating chemistry from compatibility, whether she would ever get married again, potentially having more children, and what she actually wants from a man now.

The conversation also gets into Kara’s life beyond 90 Day Fiancé — including her adult-content business, launching her own adult product, turning criticism into a business opportunity, her post-breakup glow-up, and her move into English pop music with her upcoming song “Freak Bitch.”

And of course, Kara plays Date or Ghost and closes out the episode with rapid-fire dating questions about red flags, green flags, older men, making the first move, masculinity, and why she believes women are much simpler than people make them out to be.

Why do you keep dating the same person in a different body? Why does an unanswered text send you spiraling? And how do you stop confusing someone’s attention with an actual connection?

Sabrina Zohar returns to Love Sex LA: Unfiltered with host Alexandria Rizik to unpack anxious attachment, avoidant attachment, texting anxiety, and the relationship patterns that keep us stuck. Discussing her book, Why Am I Like This?, Sabrina explores how childhood experiences and core beliefs can shape who we choose, what we tolerate, and why we sometimes abandon ourselves to feel chosen.

Sabrina gets honest about sending 173 text messages to a guy she wasn’t exclusive with, falling for potential, and the lessons she’s learned in her relationship with her partner, Ryan. She shares her perspective on why inconsistent attention can feel so compelling, how texting can create a false sense of intimacy, and the difference between a calm connection that feels unfamiliar and someone you genuinely aren’t interested in.

Alexandria and Sabrina also explore the anxious-avoidant dynamic, whether avoidant partners can change, and why understanding your attachment style isn’t the same as taking responsibility for your behavior. Sabrina breaks down her “bullshit blueprint” and what changing your patterns can look like in everyday life—from pausing before reacting to having the conversations you’ve been avoiding.

Plus, Date or Ghost and listener questions on sex before exclusivity, when to define the relationship, and what it means when someone likes every Instagram story but never makes a plan.

An honest, funny, no-BS conversation about dating with intention, setting boundaries, and learning to stop losing yourself in the pursuit of a relationship.

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What does it actually take to change your life?

Michael Chernow—entrepreneur, wellness expert, and founder of Kreatures of Habit—joins Alexandria Rizik to talk about the habits, discipline, and consistency that helped him rebuild his life after addiction and ultimately build multiple successful businesses.

Michael breaks down why discipline matters more than motivation, his approach to the 80/20 rule, morning routines, fitness, nutrition, creatine, entrepreneurship, and why becoming too rigid about wellness can actually work against you.

He also opens up about his years as a professional bodybuilder, what addiction and recovery taught him about behavior, why lifestyle compatibility matters in relationships, and his belief that progress—not perfection—is success.

If you’re trying to build better habits, become more disciplined, improve your health, start a business, or reinvent your life, this episode is a reminder that you don’t need to have everything figured out.

You just have to keep moving.