Tahlia Pritchard

2 weeks ago | mamamia.com.au | Tahlia Pritchard

"I thought about [celebrating] my 40th," he continued. "But I realised people wouldn't take it as seriously and just not spend." Would people get on board with celebrating single milestones? Gemma Cribb, clinical psychologist and author of Doing Single Well: A Guide to Living, Loving, and Dating Without Compromise, says while the single tax is one of the "downsides of being unpartnered", it's important to remember everything within context.

4 weeks ago | mamamia.com.au | Tahlia Pritchard

Listen: Dating apps have lost their shine — in this episode of Mamamia Out Loud, the hosts unpack why more women are logging off for good. I was lucky to have good friends, family, a career I enjoyed, and numerous hobbies to keep me busy. Would that be enough? I wasn't sure, but I felt a lot of anxiety dissipate when I took the pressure off and kept the apps gone.

1 month ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Tahlia Pritchard |Lachlan Guertin

Channel 7 has a brand new reality show hitting our TV screens in 2025, and it's touted to be a mix betweenSurvivor and Married At First Sight. Yep, Stranded On Honeymoon Island may just be our new reality TV obsession, and already the trailer looks juicy. The series is produced by Endemol Shine, the same production company responsible for MAFS, MasterChef, Australian Survivor, Love Triangle and many other reality dating shows, and narrated by radio queen Jackie 'O' Henderson.

1 month ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Tahlia Pritchard |Lachlan Guertin

Channel 7 has a brand new reality show hitting our TV screens in 2025, and it's touted to be a mix betweenSurvivor and Married At First Sight. Yep, Stranded On Honeymoon Island may just be our new reality TV obsession, and already the trailer looks juicy. The series is produced by Endemol Shine, the same production company responsible for MAFS, MasterChef, Australian Survivor, Love Triangle and many other reality dating shows, and narrated by radio queen Jackie 'O' Henderson.

2 months ago | pedestrian.tv | Tahlia Pritchard

It may be embarrassing to admit, but I’ve been on and off dating apps since their birth in 2012. I was at university when Tinder landed in Australia, matching with my friends in a way that we all found hilarious because we just wanted to see what all this new-fangled technology was about, not necessarily date each other. Since the end of my last long-term relationship in 2017, I’ve had a longer relationship with being on the apps than with anyone I’ve met from them.