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Lucy Character Players & Pearls, Jessica Holter
Unpimpable Missy Character Lady's Room, Jessica Holter
Young Lady Character Lady's Room, Jessica Holter

Welcome to Lady's Room

The Healer • The Hustler • The Mother

This is Lady’s Room — a sanctuary and a storytelling portal. Here, you’ll meet the woman known only as Lady — bathroom attendant extraordinaire, spiritual technician, and quiet oracle of Coffy Town. She’s the one who sees you before you see yourself. She’s the one who hands you a mint, a mirror, and a moment of truth. She’s the one who sells tampons, lip gloss, and condoms in lockets — but what she’s really selling is survival. Lady has lived many lives. She gave up a daughter to protect her. She built a business to heal others. She became the woman she wished she could have been for the child she lost. Now, she’s breaking into the T‑shirt business. Every product in this room comes with a story — a parable, a poem, or a piece of Lady’s truth. Some are funny. Some are painful. All are real. You’ll find links to: Lady’s product stories — like Gladys, who started a book club to build her tribe Coffy Pop merch — notebooks, mugs, and wearable wisdom Jackie Smith’s arc — Lady’s daughter, her ghost, her unfinished story Lady doesn’t raise her voice. She raises the truth. And every once in a while… She gives you more.

Storytime with Lady

Lady's Room

She’s the one who sees you before you see yourself. She’s the one who hands you a mint, a mirror, and a moment of truth. She’s the one who sells tampons, lip gloss, and condoms in lockets — but what she’s really selling is survival.

Young Lady Character Lady's Room, Jessica Holter

Young Lady

When Lady was young, she had a child. Though it hurt her heart to give her up, Lady could not imagine what life would be like for the white baby the nurse brought to her, swaddled in a hospital blanket.

Jackie Smith, Character in Jessica Holter's new Valentine's Show

Jackie Smith

Jackie Smith has come to Coffy Town with drama and a dream — raised in privilege but not in love, and sent away when her deepening pigment made her inconvenient. She survived a brutal boarding school, vanished after fighting back, changed her name, and rebuilt herself from the ashes. Now in her 30s, Jackie owns a small velvet‑lined bar near Club Surrender. She’s sharp, funny, guarded, and always watching. She dresses like thrift‑store glam, speaks in punchlines, and carries trauma like a hidden blade. She wants to belong in Black spaces but fears she’s an imposter.

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