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Catherine Mhloyi

Catherine Mhloyi

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Social Video Producer, Condé Nast

New York

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Politics , Health Policy

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I'm open to covering most things.

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Total articles 26

  • We’re Still Thinking About the Bisexual Awakening in ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Finale - And What Comes Next

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi| Them Verified If the very queer season three finale of The Sex Lives of College Girls didn’t make you shed a few tears, are you OK? The latest season of Mindy Kaling’s coming-of-age comedy began with a truly devastating loss: the departure of OG cast member Reneé Rapp who played the bitchy but beloved Leighton Murray. Throughout the first season of the Max series, Rapp’s character went from being a “straight-presenting” sorority girl to an out-and-proud queer menace (said with love).

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi · Them

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • Looking Back on Our Favorite Queer Moments From ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi| Them Verified “Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, you were bigger than the whole sky.”In a devastating but sadly unsurprising turn of events given the fate of so many beloved sapphic TV shows, Sex Lives of College Girls (SLOCG) has not been renewed for a fourth season, becoming another casualty on a long list of canceled shows featuring lesbians and women who love women. Which leaves us wondering: Why can’t we have nice things?

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi · Them

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Looking Back on Our Favorite Queer Moments From ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi| Them Verified “Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, you were bigger than the whole sky.”In a devastating but sadly unsurprising turn of events given the fate of so many beloved sapphic TV shows, Sex Lives of College Girls (SLOCG) has not been renewed for a fourth season, becoming another casualty on a long list of canceled shows featuring lesbians and women who love women. Which leaves us wondering: Why can’t we have nice things?

    By Ana Osorno, Catherine Mhloyi · Them

    Mar. 21, 2025

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Condé Nast