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Iyanla Vanzant returns to OWN with The Inside Fix
Renowned spiritual coach and best‑selling author Iyanla Vanzant returns to OWN with Iyanla: The Inside Fix, premiering Saturday, January 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
About Iyanla Vanzant’s The Inside Fix
This fresh series revisits twelve unforgettable episodes from Iyanla: Fix My Life, offering deeper reflections and renewed insights into healing journeys that moved millions.
Revisiting Breakthrough Moments
For nearly a decade, Fix My Life sparked conversations about trauma, relationships, and growth. Celebrity guests included Shereé Whitfield, Karrueche Tran, and Evelyn Lozada.
Audiences connected with raw honesty and hard‑earned breakthroughs. Transitioning forward, The Inside Fix explores how challenges and healing evolve in today’s fast‑changing world.
A Call to Reflect and Reconnect
“This is a deepening,” Vanzant said. “Where Fix My Life invited us to confront pain, The Inside Fix invites us to meet truths that free us.”
She emphasized truth, empathy, and self‑awareness. Real healing, she explained, is about reconnecting with identity, worth, and the ability to start fresh.
OWN Leaders Welcome Vanzant Back
“There has never been a better time to bring Iyanla Vanzant back home to OWN,” said Tina Perry, President of OWN.
“In a world that needs more light, Iyanla’s voice provides a safe space for guidance, inspiration, and honest reflection.”
Iconic Episodes Revisited on Iyanla The Inside Fix
From the unforgettable Six Brown Chicks confrontation in Fix My Backstabbing Friends to the reckoning in Fix My Broken Mother, The Inside Fix revisits pivotal moments.
Yet this is more than a lookback. Transitioning into today’s context, the series explores emotional truths that continue to shape lives.
Transformation Remains Possible
As episodes unfold, viewers will discover renewed perspective and deeper understanding of how personal growth evolves over time.
The series reminds audiences that transformation is possible and that the journey toward healing and wholeness is worth taking.
Check out OWN’S YouTube for when exclusive content on Iyanla: The Inside Fix drops.
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