So When Do I Take My Clothes Off?
Jun 7, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
This week, we're joined by supermodel, author, and actress Paulina Porizkova and her fiancé, Emmy-nominated television writer and producer Jeff Greenstein, for a heartfelt conversation about finding…
Phyllis BergerHost
Susan FeldmanHost
Paulina PorizkovaGuest
Jeff GreensteinGuest
I think it's gonna be a lot of fun, and something that I don't think we actually talk about enough, and it's about finding love later in life.
Well, it, and not just about finding love in general, but in later in life when you've already had probably some losses, maybe some-
... heartbreaks, and you've lived a whole life, and you kind of feel like, "Well, maybe that part is behind me now."
And this is exactly right because I think so many women ask themselves, "So when do I open up my heart again, or do I open up my heart again?"
Yeah, because, I mean, you know, having gone through losses in relationships, I think it can be, like, super scary.
You know, I feel like I can totally relate to this conversation 'cause I feel like I was so fortunate a little bit younger, at the age of 45, to actually find the love of my life.
And you know, it's funny because when I got divorced at 40, I, I really felt that I would find love later again in life, but for some reason I thought I would be in my 60s when it happened.
I'm like, "I'm gonna live my life, and I know somewhere along the line I will find true love again." But I just, for some reason, I think because I was very involved in my career and taking care of my girls and stuff like that, I just felt like it would come a little bit later.
So when I met Bob, it was kind of wild, magical, and to really meet the love of your life is something-
You know, j- you, you remind me of what people generally say about that, which is that you weren't desperate-
I think it's gonna be a lot of fun, and something that I don't think we actually talk about enough, and it's about finding love later in life.
Well, it, and not just about finding love in general, but in later in life when you've already had probably some losses, maybe some-
... heartbreaks, and you've lived a whole life, and you kind of feel like, "Well, maybe that part is behind me now."
And this is exactly right because I think so many women ask themselves, "So when do I open up my heart again, or do I open up my heart again?"
Yeah, because, I mean, you know, having gone through losses in relationships, I think it can be, like, super scary.
You know, I feel like I can totally relate to this conversation 'cause I feel like I was so fortunate a little bit younger, at the age of 45, to actually find the love of my life.
And you know, it's funny because when I got divorced at 40, I, I really felt that I would find love later again in life, but for some reason I thought I would be in my 60s when it happened.
I'm like, "I'm gonna live my life, and I know somewhere along the line I will find true love again." But I just, for some reason, I think because I was very involved in my career and taking care of my girls and stuff like that, I just felt like it would come a little bit later.
So when I met Bob, it was kind of wild, magical, and to really meet the love of your life is something-
You know, j- you, you remind me of what people generally say about that, which is that you weren't desperate-
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