TikTok Star Becca Bloom to Launch Weekly Video Podcast Series ‘Bloom’s Room’ With PAVE Studios (EXCLUSIVE)

TikTok star Becca Bloom will launch a weekly video podcast series in January titled “Bloom’s Room,” produced by content-creator-focused media company PAVE Studios.
Bloom, who has built an audience of more than 10 million followers across TikTok, Instagram and other social platforms while often disclaiming she doesn’t “know anything about anything,” is known for offering advice about finance, fashion, luxury lifestyle, relationships, career and everyday life.
Debuting in partnership with PAVE Studios’ lifestyle brand OpenMind, “Bloom’s Room” will premiere in January 2027 on YouTube and wherever podcasts are available. The show is meant to give audiences a “deeper look at the person behind the content,” who was named to the inaugural TIME100 Creators list in 2025 and had her Lake Como wedding featured in Vogue last year.
Per the show’s description, “Each week, Bloom will unpack a subject she is genuinely curious about, from money and ownership to relationships, ambition, identity and the psychology behind the decisions we make.”
“Bloom’s Room” joins OpenMind’s growing slate of creator-led programming which also includes Khloé Kardashian’s “Khloé in Wonder Land,” which recently premiered its fourth season.
“I’m a relatively private person, and what I’ve shared online has mostly been 30-second glimpses into my life. If those are the trailers, then ‘Bloom’s Room’ is the movie,” Bloom said. “The things I have the most to say about, and the conversations I think are actually worth having, rarely fit into 30 seconds. We’ll get into money, relationships, fashion and why we make the choices we do, but also parts of my life and conversations I’ve never shared publicly. I want the show to be smart and useful, but also more personal and honest than anything I’ve shared before.”
“Becca is one of the most compelling voices of her generation, and we’re thrilled to partner with her on ‘Bloom’s Room,’” PAVE Studios founder and CEO Max Cutler said. “Her audience has always wanted to know more about the person behind the content, and this show creates the space for that. It’s exactly the kind of creator-led original OpenMind was built for, and we can’t wait for people to hear the conversations she’s going to have.”
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