Gen Z, millennial women celebrate themselves with ‘success showers’ — life’s not just marriage and motherhood

Morgan Prouse, a public relations executive in film, was on cloud nine after recently earning a huge promotion on the job. 

But there was no shower of praise for the go-getter Gothamite. 

So, she gave herself one. 

“I had a ‘success’ shower,” Prouse, 28, a downtowner, told The Post. “Its a party, similar to a bridal shower or a baby shower, but it celebrates the personal and professional successes that my friends and I have accomplished.”

The feat-focused fêtes, rooted in female empowerment, see working women of the Big Apple and beyond being spotlighted for life achievements outside of marriage and motherhood. 

And while becoming a bride or a mommy are, indeed, noteworthy wins — they’re certainly not the only gains a gal has to gush over.