Episode

My Daughter Thought Our Divorce Was Her Fault

Podcast: Still Coloring with Toni Collier
Published: Jul 22, 2026
Duration seconds: 2075
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Summary

For years, Toni’s daughter Dylan quietly carried a painful belief: that her parents’ divorce was somehow her fault. In this deeply honest and surprisingly hilarious mother-daughter episode of the Still Coloring Podcast, Toni sits down with Dylan to talk about divorce, co-parenting, confidence, faith, growing up with a mother in the public eye—and what children may be feeling even when they do not know how to say it.