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3 Life Lessons with Madeleine Edwards

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Inherited
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Feb 25, 2026
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Summary

Hello! Today on the podcast, I’m joined by Australian beauty content creator and first-time mum, Madeleine Edwards. In this conversation, Madeleine opens up about her journey in the beauty industry, from building her platform to navigating the ever-evolving (and often unrealistic) standards that shape the world of beauty. We also dive into a more personal chapter of her life: falling pregnant with her daughter, Carmine, stepping into motherhood, and the terrifying moment during birth when she thought she might lose her. Thank you so much to the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show for supporting this episode of Inherited. Don't miss Melbourne's most inspiring lifestyle event. Book your tickets now at melbflowershow.com.au. Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Madeleine Edwards (@madeleineedwards). Inherited is produced by Monica Vantilburg and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt. If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app! We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod. We’ll be back with another episode next Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices