Victoria Uwumarogie is a Senior Lifestyle Editor at MSN. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on dating, friendships, celebrity news, and the beauty industry. Victoria's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Essence and ThisIsRnB.
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Victoria Uwumarogie's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, lifestyle, family & relationships with a focus on black love and weddings. If you have expertise in these areas particularly related to the Black community or insights into lifestyle trends and relationship dynamics, your pitch may resonate well with her.
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By: Victoria Uwumarogie
A five-star stay can still feel like a home away from home. The hotel's eight townhouses prove it.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
Pages, pickleball, and piña coladas: inside the rise of the low-key vacay era.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
Miracle Watts and Tyler Lepley, who met on the set of Starz's P-Valley, tied the knot in Mexico on July 25 with an intimate guest list of the people who mattered most.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
Estate planning and consistent reviews of an estate cannot only happen when death feels close. It has to happen while life is happening.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
For "All in My Head" director Marti Hines, an MS diagnosis and treatment were only the beginning. The real work was relearning to trust her own body after years of not being believed.
Before you can confidently tell someone how to please you, you have to believe you deserve to be pleased. And this will serve you well in the bed and beyond it.
For National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a clinical psychologist unpacks why Black women hide their struggles and what it takes to finally take the mask off.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
Living Well returns with a double dose of the best new releases in lifestyle: from skincare and tech to sleep and self-care.
Whatever led to her and Brittney Griner's union ending, Cherelle showed incredible strength in their marriage, fighting for her wife while balancing her own ambitions, and eventually, motherhood.
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
Sixteen years after saying "I do," the couple gathered family and friends in Ocho Rios to celebrate the love, legacy, and life they've built together.
