Why a Solo Trip Means SOLO — And Yes, Miss Tracee Got Season 2!
So, my sister says her family and friends should join her on her next trip.
And I said, “Girl… that’s cute, but that’s not a solo trip. That’s a group project.”
A solo trip is called solo for a reason — it’s about you. Your pace, your choices, your playlist, your 3-hour coffee breaks without someone asking “what’s next?” It’s waking up late without guilt, eating dessert for breakfast, and taking that random detour just because you feel like it. No compromises, no drama, and no one side-eyeing you because you spent two hours in a souvenir shop.
That’s why I’m loving Tracee Ellis Ross’s Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross. She gets it. The joy, the freedom, the cute outfits, the personal “me-time” glow. And apparently, I’m not the only one obsessed — the show broke records on Roku and now… SEASON 2 is officially coming.
So no shade to my sister, but if you invite your whole family, friends, neighbors, and that one co-worker who always “forgets” their wallet… that’s not a solo trip. That’s a reunion.
Me? I’m keeping it Tracee-style: passport in hand, vibes on high, and the seat next to me gloriously empty. Season 2, I’m ready — take me somewhere fabulous, Miss Ross.
