Former Pastor Nikole Mitchell In Lingerie Says 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun'

Model Nikole Mitchell is a former pastor who went through a major career change after she attended an LGBTQ+-themed theater performance.

Ever since then, she has become a lifestyle coach who has been focused on spreading body positivity and encouraging her followers to live their most authentic lives. In one recent Instagram post, she posed with athlete and model Jada Kai for a few stunning bedroom snaps.

In one of her latest Instagram posts, Nikole and Jada Kai shared a single snap set to Cyndi Lauper’s hit song “Girls Just Want To Have Fun.” Both girls are sitting on a bed wearing lingerie. Nikole is facing the camera in emerald green lingerie, while Jada is wearing lacy white lingerie. She has her hand around Nikole’s bra strap as if she’s about to pull it off her shoulder.

“Girls just wanna have fun!” Nikole joked in the caption. “I had so much fun meeting and f!lm!ng with @officialjadakai. I have the opportunity to meet so many content creators and my favorite is when we hit it off and that’s what happened with me and Jada!”

“I loved her energy from the get-go (that’s what got this collaboration rolling in the first place). I loved how easy it was to connect. And we had so much fun f!lm!ng content for our pages!” she continued. “So if you want to see the magic we created, head to my 0F where I just dropped our very first v!d together!”

“It’s my midweek gift to you,” she added. “Thanks to @jackieknightmedia for capturing this photo of us!” One fan commented, “I thought it was the girl from Yellowstone” while Jada herself wrote, “Ahh I love this” along with a red heart emoji. Nikole replied, “It was so great working with you!!!”

In another Instagram post, Nikole revealed that she started her personal development journey five years ago. “It was 2 years into it that I finally got off of food stamps. It was 3 years into it that I made my first 6 figures. It was 4 years into it that I ‘broke’ the ceiling and made my first million dollars,” she explained.

“It has been a journey… of learning things I never knew, at being better at things that I thought I could never do well, of getting better at things I don’t necessarily enjoy and working through my fears, judgments, assumptions, and preconceived ideas of wealth itself and what it means to be wealthy,” she continued.

“It’s been 3 years since I first began to relax into wealth. I could feel my shoulders drop… my breaths become deeper… and my sleep more peaceful. There was an ease I don’t think I had ever felt in my life…” she continued. Where what you built had the space and capacity to hold you, buoy you, give you ample room to breathe and be. And it felt incredible.”

“That’s when I began to learn the wisdom that wealth had to offer. It was less about the new cars, big homes, large teams, and luxury vacations (though these are all incredible and beautiful gifts of wealth!).” she went on. “It was more about how I felt, what it unlocked, what it meant for me, my kiddos, our future. There was a feeling that no physical product could touch. *And that feeling is one of the greatest feelings wealth has given me.*”

“This past year has especially been about the wisdom of wealth. How do I remain soft when money gives you a certain level of entitlement? How do I maintain an identity separate from my wealth? How do I remain grateful for that which is now commonplace?” she asked herself.

She went on to ask questions like, “How do you be generous without overgiving? How do you pick who to love (i.e. a life partner) when you have money? Do they also need to be wealthy?” She confessed, “These questions (and more) have been the ones I’ve been pondering throughout my journey, and especially for the past 9 months.”

“It’s been an intensive/deep dive into all the different aspects of wealth,” she admitted. “This is different from setting a financial goal and going after it. This is about WHO you are when you’re doing the HOW of wealth. This is the other side of the coin.”

“One is learning the skills of financial growth and the other is learning the wisdom to support and scale the growth of your money,” she continued. “The beauty of this wisdom is that it is YOURS no matter what happens to your money.”

“If it skyrockets through the roof, you’ve got the growing wisdom to navigate it! If it dips lower than usual, you’ve got the wisdom to handle it. The wisdom can never be lost or taken,” she added. “It is yours.”