In the new interview, Kamie Crawford opened his decision to get out of the series with long current reality and how he might have influenced her relationship with Shoes Shoeson, Schulman.

While talking to I! News On the Webby Award in New York, Crawford, who hosts the podcast "Relationships", addressed whether she and Schulman said since she left the series in October 2024. Years.

"No (we have) No," she said, explaining that she was still "in contact" with many people from the documents. "Jesame are involved," she added, stating that "very, very happy."

She further shared that he is still "amazing" about his life, and even thanked "Soma" to provide undocumented experience.

"I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. I'm so proud of everything we've been doing on the show. But I'm really excited to produce my own projects and put my name behind my projects as more than the hosts," she said.

"I think six years in any business is really long," she said. "Many people don't stay in certain roles so long. And I think it was just a time to spread the wings and I'm really excited to do it."

Crawford, 32, shared a similar sense of UA Previous interview And they convinced her fans to feel filled during their time on the show.

"People moved all the time, and that was my time. I did what I was supposed to do. I felt very confident in it," she said. "And so happy with everything we've done with the show, and I just felt like me, I did it, I did my part. I left my brand and I was ready to do my thing."

Crawford also touched her seemingly strained relationship with Schulman, who met in 2018 for the first time. Years on the set of "Soma".

According to her words, "Okay" did not say, adding, "Life continues, and everyone moves in his direction and I wish nothing but the best. And I wish himself nothing but the best."

Nastavila je, "ljudi ostavljaju posao stalno, a ponekad su njihovi suradnici na njihovom vjenčanju, a ponekad ih više nikada ne vide. I to je u redu. To je u redu. To je u redu. To se događa."

As for the happier news, Crawford recently celebrated its Podcast's Prize for the 2025 Webby Award. During your conversation with E! News, she shared why hosting love and giving podcasts are so important to her.

"I was very vocal of the show on how I feel just on finding love at all," she added. "I think people consider love in strange places. I don't judge. I'm not judging. I'm just trying to listen to and hear the people. I feel like my job is over."

In April, she shared exciting news with his Instagram followers, writing, "trying to cool down in his uber, but I just learned that my podcast won Webby Omg? !!!"

The podcast was launched in 2021. years and has since published over 160 episodes. The guests included clinical psychologists, astrologers and the reality of TV stars, like a bachelor of Litia Garr.