Lola Vendetta. What's Up, Mama?

A fearless read that resonates with all those questioning traditional paths, seeking their own truth, and reclaiming the right to choose

In this new installement, Lola Vendetta takes on one of the most intimate and complex issues faced by women today: motherhood. Or rather, the freedom not to want it, to question it, to redefine it. Drawing from her personal reflections and the evolution of her own thinking, Riba Rossy opens the door to the many forms “maternities” can take, rejecting the myth of a single, universal model.

In doing so, she delves into the internal and external pressures surrounding motherhood — from social expectations and family conversations to silent guilt and emotional contradictions that often go unspoken.

Through her signature mix of dark humor, vulnerability, and sharp social critique, Lola Vendetta returns—katana in hand—ready to cut the umbilical cord in tribute to all mothers: especially those who break molds, raise their children alone or in chosen families, breastfeed in public, get judged for doing it “wrong,” or are still figuring it all out. To those who dare to speak, disrupt, rebel, and transform the world one child at a time — or decide not to at all —this book says: you are seen.

With defiance, raw visuals and uncompromising honesty, this is a game-changing read that gives voice to anyone navigating identity, care, and autonomy in a world full of noise and norms.