In this raw and deeply personal episode, Chevelle opens the door to the version of herself the world never sees — the quiet, soft, exhausted, stubborn, resilient woman behind the charisma and strength. From being a blue-collar wife navigating the loneliness of life with a partner who works away, to the emotional weight of always being “the strong one,” to the silent battles fought behind closed doors, she shares the truth beneath the sparkle.

This episode dives into the hidden parts of adulthood: the bruises from lifting what she should’ve asked help with, the kitchen-karaoke nights with her heelers, the quiet breakdowns no one knows about, the kindness she gives freely even when she’s hurting, and the heartbreak of living in a world where compassion feels rare.

“The Version of Me You Don’t See” is a vulnerable, honest reflection on identity, independence, love, loneliness, resilience, and the quiet strength that keeps us going. A reminder that behind every bright, bubbly, ‘life of the party’ woman is a storm she’s learned to weather alone — and a softness she’s finally learning to honor.