Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
Smiling through it all can’t believe this is my life
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New ep of ILLA out tonight featuring a very special surprise guest ❤️😈🔪
New ep of ILLA out tonight featuring a very special surprise guest ❤️😈🔪
New ep of ILLA out tonight featuring a very special surprise guest ❤️😈🔪
New ep of ILLA out tonight featuring a very special surprise guest ❤️😈🔪
New ep of ILLA out tonight featuring a very special surprise guest ❤️😈🔪
“When we talk about the show, we call it ‘Entourage for It Girls.’” Every generation has a chaos show that captures the vulnerability and highly specific humor of the moment. In 1998, it was ‘Sex and the City.’ In 2012, it was ‘Girls.’ In 2016, it was ‘Insecure.’ Now, in 2025, Gen Z has the deeply unhinged new series from the brain of @treaclychild, ‘I Love LA.’ At the link in bio, we talked to the cast about how they painted a portrait of young adulthood that’s deeply distinct yet instantly universal.
“When we talk about the show, we call it ‘Entourage for It Girls.’” Every generation has a chaos show that captures the vulnerability and highly specific humor of the moment. In 1998, it was ‘Sex and the City.’ In 2012, it was ‘Girls.’ In 2016, it was ‘Insecure.’ Now, in 2025, Gen Z has the deeply unhinged new series from the brain of @treaclychild, ‘I Love LA.’ At the link in bio, we talked to the cast about how they painted a portrait of young adulthood that’s deeply distinct yet instantly universal.
“When we talk about the show, we call it ‘Entourage for It Girls.’” Every generation has a chaos show that captures the vulnerability and highly specific humor of the moment. In 1998, it was ‘Sex and the City.’ In 2012, it was ‘Girls.’ In 2016, it was ‘Insecure.’ Now, in 2025, Gen Z has the deeply unhinged new series from the brain of @treaclychild, ‘I Love LA.’ At the link in bio, we talked to the cast about how they painted a portrait of young adulthood that’s deeply distinct yet instantly universal.
“When we talk about the show, we call it ‘Entourage for It Girls.’” Every generation has a chaos show that captures the vulnerability and highly specific humor of the moment. In 1998, it was ‘Sex and the City.’ In 2012, it was ‘Girls.’ In 2016, it was ‘Insecure.’ Now, in 2025, Gen Z has the deeply unhinged new series from the brain of @treaclychild, ‘I Love LA.’ At the link in bio, we talked to the cast about how they painted a portrait of young adulthood that’s deeply distinct yet instantly universal.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
If I were Rachel Sennott, I, too, would cast myself as Josh Hutcherson’s love interest… In @treaclychild’s soon-to-be cult favorite ‘I Love LA,’ @jhutch1992 plays Dylan, an adoring and stable Spanish-teacher boyfriend to Rachel’s character, Maia. And offscreen, the two admire each other just as much as their characters do. “If I can gush a little bit, what makes this show so special is Rachel’s voice. She has a unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh, honest, intelligent perspective that I haven’t seen captured before,” Josh tells Cosmo. Josh isn’t the only person fawning over Rachel. Head to the link in bio to see what makes this cast so special.
