PINK 365: Sarrah Strimel Bentley on Broadway, Breast Cancer, and Surrogacy - Video

Today’s guest is Sarah Strimel Bentley — a former Broadway performer, mother, and wellness advocate whose story opens up conversations around women’s health, body image, relationships, fertility, and motherhood in a way that feels deeply honest and real.

Before entering the wellness space, Sarrah built a career performing on Broadway. Since then, she’s shared parts of her experience navigating breast cancer, dating and intimacy during major health changes, fertility decisions, surrogacy, and becoming a parent — all while continuing to have open conversations about body image, self-worth, and what it means to stay connected to yourself through different seasons of life.

In this episode, we talk about everything from naked yoga and daily rituals, to freezing embryos early in a relationship, to the story of baby Chance and the journey that led to his birth through surrogacy. We also get into relationships, communication, femininity, sex, partnership, and how women can build a healthier relationship with their bodies in a culture that constantly asks us to critique them.

My hope is that you leave this conversation with:
-a healthier perspective on your relationship with your body
-permission to let your life unfold in a way that doesn’t look traditional
-and a reminder that vulnerability, communication, and self-trust are skills we can all build

This is such a beautiful, layered conversation and I’m really excited for you guys to hear it.

This episode of #PINK365 is sponsored by MBCure, an organization dedicated to funding groundbreaking metastatic breast cancer research and pushing conversations around women’s health forward in a real and meaningful way.
And thank you to Cancer Culture for supporting this episode and helping create spaces where women can feel more informed, empowered, and less alone in conversations surrounding their health.