Jeannie Mai Says She's Not Looking for a Relationship in 2025 After Jeezy Divorce: 'I've Been Busy Dating Myself' (Exclusive)

Jeannie Mai is focusing on herself in 2025.

The TV personality, 46, is still fresh off her divorce from Jeezy — which was finalized in June, nine months after the rapper filed in September 2023 — and she tells PEOPLE that she's "been busy dating myself" since her marriage ended.

"I've just been taking myself out," Mai shares at the WWD Style Awards on Jan. 3 at the Four Seasons in L.A. "I've been spending a lot of money on myself."

To celebrate her recent birthday and "Capricorn season," Mai says she "just took an impromptu trip to Hawaii" for herself. "I just took myself out there, flew a bunch of my girls out."

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She was also traveling over the holidays. "All my family members — I took 16 family members out to Disney World. We all went there for this [past] Christmas."

Mai adds, "I feel like right now, I'm just celebrating all the things that I love and that love me and that feels like I'm booked dating myself."

Mai's focus on herself comes after the true nature of her two-year marriage to Jeezy came to light over the course of their divorce. When the rapper filed, he claimed they were "living in a bona fide state of separation" and their marriage was "irretrievably broken" with "no hope for reconciliation," according to documents obtained by PEOPLE. Mai later alleged that Jeezy was unfaithful during their marriage, which led to it being "irretrievably broken," and in an April filing, she claimed he had "explosive outbursts," was dealing with "excessive drinking" and that she'd been the victim of "domestic violence."

In a statement on Instagram, the "Soul Survivor" artist called his ex's allegations "false" and "deeply disturbing" as he slammed it as a "malicious attempt to tarnish my character and disrupt my family."

At the time, the couple was still engaged in a custody battle over Monaco.

Their June divorce settlement being placed under seal keeps it private, though, so the nature of their finalized custody agreement is unclear.

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Mai previously told PEOPLE that she's planning to "leave" 2024 in the rearview mirror as she kicks off the new year. December,

“The lessons from this year are the lessons for this year. I'm excited for next year. I want to learn new things," she told PEOPLE at the It's A Wonderful Lifetime Yuletide Event in November.

“I learned very humbly that all the things that I believed in worked for me at a certain time in my life. But now, there are a new set of rules because they're not just for me, they're for my daughter," she said, referring to her 2-year-old Monaco Mai Jenkins, who she shares with Jeezy.

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She also wants to focus on really "listening to myself" this year.

"Like actually listening to my own feelings and not trying to prove myself different when your body's telling you, ‘No, that that ain’t cool’ or ‘That’s not okay’ or 'That person is not safe.'"

"Instead of following my own rules from before, I want to leave that there," she continued. “I want to walk into 2025 like, ‘Who are these new people God’s going to bring me? What are these new situations? How are we going to face forward with all the skills and traits that I'm proud of?’ And to listen to myself and learn new things."

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