You might have noticed she stopped clapping back at trolls online. That’s because she’s too busy building a tiny empire. Her new focus? A lifestyle brand that’s equal parts cozy and bold—think fuzzy slippers you’d wear to a board meeting.
She told a podcast recently, “I traded chaos for calm, but I kept the sparkle.” Honestly, that’s a motto we can all live by. She’s proving that reality TV can be a stepping stone, not a life sentence.
Her big pivot is into interior design—specifically, helping people turn their homes into joyful, “unapologetically them” spaces. She even started a YouTube series where she redecorates a room in under an hour. It’s wildly satisfying to watch.
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The Secret Sauce: Authenticity
Here’s the kicker, and this is what makes her story so fun: she isn’t pretending to be perfect. Mallory still admits she eats cereal for dinner and sometimes forgets to water her plants. That realness is why her followers are growing, not shrinking.
She’s also started a podcast called “The Next Scene,” where she interviews other reality stars about their post-show lives. It’s juicy, but also deeply motivational—like finding out your favorite villain actually volunteers at a cat shelter. (She does, by the way.)
Are you sensing a theme yet? Mallory is all about second acts. She’s showing us that the person you were on television doesn’t have to be the person you become in real life. You can evolve, pivot, and even laugh at your old self.
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