Gabriella Pomare opens U.S. interview push ahead of holiday season

Gabriella Pomare is booking New York and Los Angeles interviews in mid-November as pre-sales open for her next book, Before It Breaks, ahead of its March 2, 2027 release. The family lawyer and author is pitching holiday relationship advice on everything from shared labor and boundaries to separation and whether a couple’s problems are seasonal or structural.

Why it matters: - Pomare is targeting a moment when holiday stress can make relationship problems harder to ignore. - The pitch is built for TV, radio, print and podcasts that want practical advice with a seasonal hook. - The book and interview tour position relationship conflict as a public conversation, not just a private one.

What happened: - Australian author, speaker, media commentator, podcast host and family lawyer Gabriella Pomare is opening U.S. interview bookings ahead of Thanksgiving. - Pomare will be available in New York from November 16-18, 2026, and Los Angeles from November 19-20, 2026. - She is booking morning television, news segments, radio, newspaper and online interviews, plus podcast guest appearances. - The timing matches the November 2026 pre-sale launch of her second book, Before It Breaks: A Modern Guide to Love, Conflict, Repair and the Conversations That Change Everything. - The book is set for release on March 2, 2027.

The details: - Pomare says the holiday season can bring up disputes about whose family to visit, expensive gift expectations and unequal emotional labor. - The interview pitch centers on five relationship lessons for the holidays. - Those lessons include conversations about spending, extended family, holiday workload, time together and boundaries before tensions harden into arguments. - Pomare also focuses on how couples can share planning responsibility, not just tasks. - Another theme is how partners can back each other up when relatives make intrusive comments at holiday gatherings. - The holiday framing extends to families navigating separation for the first time, including child-centered reassurance, predictable plans and no pressure on children to choose sides. - Pomare also introduces a “Season or Pattern” framework for distinguishing a stressful stretch from a deeper relationship problem. - The framework asks whether problems fade when pressure eases, whether both partners take responsibility and whether conversations lead to change. - Her first book, The Collaborative Co-Parent, examined family life after separation. - Before It Breaks shifts that conversation earlier, toward love, conflict and repair before a relationship reaches crisis. - Pomare’s past media appearances include NBC, CBS, Fox, Today Extra, The Morning Show and ABC. - She hosts the Before It Breaks podcast and has an Instagram audience of more than 78,000. - Social profiles and contact information, Instagram, and YouTube were included in the announcement.

Between the lines: - The interview campaign blends a timely holiday hook with evergreen relationship advice, which makes the story adaptable across morning shows and long-form features. - The focus on emotional labor, boundaries and repair reflects a broader media appetite for practical relationship guidance rather than abstract advice. - By linking the tour to a forthcoming book, Pomare is using media appearances to build awareness before pre-sales and release.

What's next: - Media outlets can now book Pomare for in-person interviews in New York and Los Angeles, or for remote interviews by arrangement. - Pre-sales for Before It Breaks begin in November 2026. - The book will be published by Big Sky Publishing and distributed by Simon & Schuster. - Media enquiries are being handled directly through Gabriella Pomare.