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Podcaster and influencer Bobbi Althoff has decided to discontinue her The Really Good Podcast.
On July 31, she posted a new episode, titled This is the last episode. She also shared a clip from the episode on her Instagram, writing:
“Rest in peace, The Really Good Podcast. It was a fun run.”
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bobbi Althoff has a net value of $4 million. The outlet notes that the influencer got her big break when she had Drake on her podcast. Following that, she got signed up with WME. She has over 8.2 million TikTok followers and around 1.50 million subscribers on YouTube.
The podcaster was previously married to Cory Althoff, but they called off their marriage in 2024. In the last episode, she said:
“I will miss doing this podcast and I will miss the money this podcast brought me. As you guys know, this podcast started off just with a girl with a dream to make more money and I knew when I started that it was going to go places. I didn’t know I would fall off as quickly as I did.”
Bobbi Althoff went on:
“To be honest, I did think this was going to last a bit longer but nevertheless, it lost a minute and I am proud of the accomplishments I have and I am pretty sad that it has to end like this but it’s okay. Things in life happen, everything in life happens for a reason or mostly everything kind of, not everything, somethings happen in life for a reason.”
Bobbi Althoff reflects on her show and her interview with Marco Summers
In the last episode of the podcast, Bobbi Althoff said it had been like a dream for her, and she enjoyed every moment of the two and a half years she worked on the podcast.
She joked that they were going to treat the last episode like a little funeral. Even though she didn’t want to do it, she had to include a few ads, since that’s part of how she got paid.
Bobbi Althoff said the podcast helped her in many ways. It helped her buy her house and car, and it gave her many good memories and the opportunity to meet interesting people.
She mentioned that some interviews had to be removed, but overall, the podcast was special to her. She said she would miss it, and she thought the fans and even her sister would miss it too. Reminiscing about he initial days of the podcast, she said:
“We started off in April of 2023. Had a lot of a lot of a lot of guests. Then that led me to my interview with Funny Marco. Well, RIP Funny Marco. He's now known as Marco Summers.”
Bobbi Althoff said her interview with Marco Summers became much more popular than she ever thought it would. It all started when someone named Jess commented and suggested she interview him. Bobbi didn’t know who he was at the time, but she reached out, and he agreed.
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