The Conversation With Amanda de Cadenet Quotes

Inspiring Words From the Women of The Conversation

June 21, 2012

The Conversation With Amanda de Cadenet Quotes

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Tonight is the season finale of one of our favorite new shows, The Conversation With Amanda de Cadenet, with guests Donna Karen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ivanka Trump, and Joy Bryant. On the Lifetime show, British TV personality and photographer Amanda de Cadenet sits down with a variety of celebrity women in all walks of life — from Miley Cyrus to Jane Fonda — to discuss the things we all care and talk about: sex, relationships, motherhood, body image, and depression, to name a few. Each week, ladies like Christina Applegate, Crystal Renn, and Arianna Huffington inspire with their words of wisdom, and you can't help but feel the girl-power love by the end of the episode. We've gathered some of our favorite quotes from the women so far; check them out now, and read our interview with Amanda for a behind-the-scenes look at the show.

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TV Women Quotes Amanda De Cadenet The Conversation With Amanda De Cadenet

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bronzebeauty719 46 weeks 6 days

@Lola1770 I did not know that! Thanks that makes sense!!

Lola1770 47 weeks 5 h

@mlleemilee @bronzebeauty719 Miley was a guest on the show because she stars in a recently released movie (that went straight to DVD) with The Conversation’s Executive Producer, Demi Moore. It’s not because Miley has great “insight”. She’s an ignorant mess! Definitely not a strong woman that should be giving advice. Maybe one day, after she educates herself.

bronzebeauty719 50 weeks 6 days

@mlleemilee as you said based on the quotes. did you watch it? she hardly came across as a confident and mature woman so no i do not want her advising my little sister and her friends. She is a mess.

mlleemilee 50 weeks 6 days

@bronzebeauty719 Based on quotes alone, this show definitely seems to promote female empowerment, so why should a 19-year-old's opinions not count when there's a sizable demographic that can more easily relate to her than than someone twice her age with completely different experiences? What she said was genuine, important, and true, and much healthier for teenagers than songs that essentially feature slut-shaming.

bronzebeauty719 50 weeks 6 days

this is currently one of my favorite shows! However, for the life of me I cannot understand why was Miley Cyrus interviewed. She is far from mature and experienced.