Raven frames this as a revolutionary step in menstrual health, urging fans to 'think outside the box' and stop 'sticking things inside' their bodies.
Insiders say the internet is losing it over the 'Rugrats' reference, while her wife Miranda admits she doesn't judge but definitely hears the crinkles.
On her podcast 'Tea Time,' Raven confirmed she wears disposable diapers because cloth ones 'didn’t hold as much.' She added: 'I’m just able to wear a diaper throughout the day, with a little baby T-shirt and a binky in my mouth.'
If there’s a diaper company for grown-ups, Raven-Symoné is already the brand ambassador. The receipts are thick, and the binkies are out.
Let’s get straight to the receipts because you cannot make this stuff up. Raven-Symoné, the 40-year-old former Disney Channel icon, has officially embraced the menstrual diaper era, and she is doing it with full commitment. Speaking on her podcast 'Tea Time,' which she co-hosts with her wife Miranda Pearman-Maday, Raven confessed that she is 'obsessed' with what she calls 'menstrual cycle diapers.' This isn't just about comfort; it's a lifestyle shift. She explained that her period has changed over the years, and she wanted to stop 'sticking things inside of' her. Instead, she’s going full toddler mode for containment, and honestly? She’s thriving. The visual is as chaotic as it sounds. Raven described her routine with a level of pride that is both hilarious and impressive. 'I’m just able to wear a diaper throughout the day, with a little baby T-shirt and a binky in my mouth and run around the house — shoutout ‘Rugrats’ — I’m thriving,' she bragged. She even joked about the aesthetic, saying there’s 'nothing like wearing a pair of saggy jeans and like my diaper sagging instead of my Calvins.' She’s not just wearing the diaper; she’s curating the entire 'baby girl' vibe for her period days. It’s a bold fashion choice, and she’s backing it up with the claim that she’s 'a strong one.' But here is the tea: her wife, Miranda Pearman-Maday, isn't entirely convinced by the glamour. While Miranda doesn't use diapers herself during her period, she offered a brutally honest observation about the auditory experience. 'You know the sound of a baby walking and you can hear the diaper booty, you got diaper booty,' Miranda said. She admitted she doesn’t judge her partner, simply noting, 'I’m like, she’s on her period. Understood.' It’s a supportive relationship, sure, but one that clearly comes with some distinctive crinkle sounds echoing through the house. Raven insists this is about more than just quirkiness. She argued that she 'really appreciate[s] the fact that we’re starting to like think outside the box of the period and containment.' She even issued a challenge to her listeners, urging 'everyone to try it.' She revealed she tried reusable cloth diapers first but found they 'didn’t hold as much,' leading her to disposable options. With her direct shoutout to potential brands—'If there’s a diaper company out there for grown people, I’m down for it'—Raven-Symoné is effectively opening a market gap. The internet is buzzing, the binkies are out, and the 'That’s So Raven' alum is proving that adult diapers are the new power move.
