Watch #IMomSoHard Live

#IMomSoHard Live is a comedy show from Prime Video featuring the hilarious duo, Kristin Hensley and Jennifer Smedley. The show is based on the extremely popular web series and book of the same name, which has been capturing the hearts of millions of viewers for years.

The show is a fusion of stand-up comedy, sketches, and the kind of playful banter that you only usually hear from your closest girlfriends. The chemistry between the two moms is electric, and their performances leave you in fits of laughter.

Kristin and Jen take on the challenges of motherhood with frankness and humor in their distinctive style. They talk openly about the hilariously real adventures of motherhood - from navigating kids' birthday parties to the unexpected ups and downs of parenthood.

Throughout the show, they take their audience on a wild ride, covering a range of topics, including co-sleeping, body shaming, mom guilt, and the particular, shall-we-say charming traits of parenthood that we could all do without.

These two funny moms, who have mastered the art of parenthood, are a joy to watch. Their performances are so relatable, you'd think they were inside your head. Each story they tell feels like a shared experience, making you feel part of the sisterhood of motherhood.

Their honesty and humor are infectious, leaving you feeling seen and heard in your moments of parenting chaos. They relate to all parents, regardless of age or experience, bringing the audience on a journey through the trials of motherhood in a way that leaves you feeling less alone and more connected.

Their show is a great reminder of the importance of laughter in the journey of motherhood as it can often get overwhelming and challenging for parents. While there are moments of seriousness, Kristin and Jen's comedy provide a necessary lightness to the difficulties of parenting.

Overall, the show is a must-watch for anyone who wants to have a good belly laugh, and especially for parents needing to feel seen and heard in their adventures in raising kids. It's a touching, funny, relatable tribute to those of us willing and able to laugh at our own parental foibles.