Maybe what makes Iyanla such an authentic host is that she understands what it’s like to have a life that needs fixing, having lost her home, marriage and even her daughter (she died after battling cancer). “I was a woman whose dance card was suddenly filled with death and whose heart had shattered into a million pieces,” she wrote in her book Peace from Broken Pieces. It’s that compassion and experience that bleeds through in her show, whether it’s helping a family deal with infidelity or opening a dialogue for healing in Ferguson, MO, after the shooting death of Michael Brown.

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CFX Review: The Five Industry Stories that Defined 2025

Sometimes, to look forward, you’ve got to look back. As we head into 2026, the CFX editors reflect on the year that was, recapping what they believe were the five biggest stories of the past 12 months.

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