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EXCLUSIVE: Aventer Gray Talks New Podcast, Using Her Voice Away From Her Husband & That Viral Sermon Clip

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Now, she wants to share her story as a woman, outside of the just John’s wife and the First Lady of Relentless church.

We recently had the opportunity to speak with Gray about her podcast, her reputation as the clapback queen and her response to people who believe that she blamed the woman for her husband’s inappropriate relationship.

And I felt like nobody greater than to have my first episode with her because it kind of introduces you to what you will be experiencing through my conversations with different types of women, ages, ethnicities, beliefs, all of those different things.

I think it is super necessary for peace, for harmony, for just living a fully authentic life is looking at the person you are connected to, whether it is a husband, boyfriend, fiancé, a wife, a friendship, and seeing the value that God has placed on their life outside of any title that they may have acquired.

Speaking of misconceptions, there was a moment where you and your husband had acknowledged an inappropriate relationship he had and people felt that your response to it was putting blame on the woman as opposed to putting blame on your husband.

Source: MadameNoire

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