For Nicole, the prospect of a televised competition defined by sequins and choreography offers a welcome shift in pace. Reflecting on her time in the wilderness, she joked about her readiness to leave the rugged terrain behind for a studio setting. The experience on Special Forces, however, provided more than just a desire for a change of scenery; it fundamentally shifted her perception of her own limits. She noted that realizing her own capability has instilled a newfound confidence, one she is eager to apply to the technical challenges of ballroom dancing.
Beyond her television aspirations, Nicole is currently focused on her podcast, The Pre-Game. She describes the show as a space for growth, where she finds common ground with guests who often appear to have their lives perfectly aligned. These conversations, which range from mental health to personal accountability, have pushed her to practice the same vulnerability she asks of her interviewees. While she initially worried that such openness might be a liability in the often-hostile climate of the internet, she now views her transparency as her greatest strength. This shift in perspective extends to her public image as well; she no longer feels the need to correct misconceptions about her life. Currently, she is channeling her energy into a partnership with Smirnoff, acting as a spokesperson for their campaign to elevate pre-event gatherings. Whether she is hosting a podcast or potentially preparing for a dance routine, Nicole remains focused on growth and the community she has built.




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