For decades, Rosemary Mupambwa was a caregiver, a mother, a professional, and a widow. She knew how to survive. But she had forgotten what it felt like to be truly seen.
Dating apps didn’t speak her language. Coaches didn’t understand her season of life. And the world seemed to tell her that love was only for the young.
At 60, she refused to accept that story. She found love again — and created Love After 60™ so other women wouldn’t have to walk this path alone.
Today, Rosemary is the founder of the first coaching and retreat brand exclusively for women over 60 who are ready to stop surviving and start loving again. She helps women reclaim their self-worth, open their hearts, and step into love without games, shame, or pressure.
Because love has no expiration date. And Rosemary is living proof.
For decades, Rosemary Mupambwa was a caregiver, a mother, a professional, and a widow. She knew how to survive. But she had forgotten what it felt like to be truly seen.
Dating apps didn’t speak her language. Coaches didn’t understand her season of life. And the world seemed to tell her that love was only for the young.
At 60, she refused to accept that story. She found love again — and created Love After 60™ so other women wouldn’t have to walk this path alone.
Today, Rosemary is the founder of the first coaching and retreat brand exclusively for women over 60 who are ready to stop surviving and start loving again. She helps women reclaim their self-worth, open their hearts, and step into love without games, shame, or pressure.
Because love has no expiration date. And Rosemary is living proof.
I believe that you don’t need to start over—you just need to come home to yourself.
My goal is to guide you through a transformative process where you can:
Reconnect with your spiritual identity and walk in your divine calling.
Heal from past trauma and emotional silences that have kept you from fulfilling your purpose.
Build a thriving coaching practice or professional life that honors your faith and values.
I thought love had passed me by. I was 60, widowed, and pretending I was okay. But I still longed for connection. That’s when I found love again