So You Think You Can Dance’s Allison Holker Boss joins Chelsea to talk about finding gratitude amidst loss, filling your cup before you can help others, and why not moving your feet when you dance is terrible advice. Then: Things left unsaid leave a friend feeling guilty after ghosting. The owner of a therapeutic farm finds her wife won’t stick around if she spends all her time working. And a daughter wonders if she should tell her mom about her dad’s girlfriend.

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Finding Gratitude After Loss with Allison Holker Boss