Rapper, Fat Trel and self proclaimed hoe, Addis Fouché join the ladies of Lip Service this week! The crew discuss underrated sex acts, why some people love the concept of taking virginities, the wildest thing done for money, and much more. Enjoy!

Rapper, Fat Trel and self proclaimed hoe, Addis Fouché join the ladies of Lip Service this week! The crew discuss underrated sex acts, why some people love the concept of taking virginities, the wildest thing done for money, and much more. Enjoy!

Syndicated radio star Angela Yee talks sex and relationships with the hottest stars in hip-hop and R&B. Join her and her friends each week as they coax stars into revealing their most intimate from the bedroom. It’s hip-hop like you’ve never heard before.

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Episode 418: How Did the Dress Fit? (Feat. Fat Trel & Addis Fouché)

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Mimi Faust sits down for a raw and revealing conversation about the life experiences that shaped her into the woman she is today. She opens up about being forced to grow up fast, navigating painful family circumstances, and how early independence influenced her relationships, self-worth, and life decisions. Mimi reflects on love, heartbreak, and the lessons learned from highly public relationships, explaining how those moments pushed her toward personal growth and emotional maturity.

She also shares candid thoughts on motherhood, protecting her peace, and raising her daughter with the guidance she wishes she had. From navigating reality television fame to reclaiming control of her narrative, Mimi speaks honestly about regrets, resilience, and recognizing her value.

Now focused on growth and legacy, she discusses stepping into entrepreneurship, building something of her own, and embracing a new chapter defined by clarity, confidence, and self-respect.

This conversation is an honest look at learning from the past, setting boundaries, and choosing yourself — even when the world is watching.

Mimi Faust sits down for a raw and revealing conversation about the life experiences that shaped her into the woman she is today. She opens up about being forced to grow up fast, navigating painful family circumstances, and how early independence influenced her relationships, self-worth, and life decisions. Mimi reflects on love, heartbreak, and the lessons learned from highly public relationships, explaining how those moments pushed her toward personal growth and emotional maturity.
She also shares candid thoughts on motherhood, protecting her peace, and raising her daughter with the guidance she wishes she had. From navigating reality television fame to reclaiming control of her narrative, Mimi speaks honestly about regrets, resilience, and recognizing her value.
Now focused on growth and legacy, she discusses stepping into entrepreneurship, building something of her own, and embracing a new chapter defined by clarity, confidence, and self-respect.
This conversation is an honest look at learning from the past, setting boundaries, and choosing yourself &mdash; even when the world is watching.

LS Episode 543: Survival, Self-Worth & Starting Over (feat. Mimi Faust)

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She’s stepping into a new chapter — on her own terms.

In this episode, Bronx rapper Maliibu Miitch sits down to talk growth, lessons learned, and what it really takes to move from feeling stuck to feeling empowered. She opens up about navigating the highs and lows of the industry, protecting her peace, and why this season of her life is all about ownership — creatively, personally, and professionally.

From relationships and loyalty to leveling up in business and trusting her instincts, she reflects on the experiences that shaped her and the mindset shift that changed everything. There’s laughter, honesty, a little nostalgia, and a lot of clarity about where she’s headed next.

This conversation isn’t about looking back — it’s about moving forward with purpose.

New era. New energy. Same authenticity.

She&rsquo;s stepping into a new chapter &mdash; on her own terms.
In this episode, Bronx rapper Maliibu Miitch sits down to talk growth, lessons learned, and what it really takes to move from feeling stuck to feeling empowered. She opens up about navigating the highs and lows of the industry, protecting her peace, and why this season of her life is all about ownership &mdash; creatively, personally, and professionally.
From relationships and loyalty to leveling up in business and trusting her instincts, she reflects on the experiences that shaped her and the mindset shift that changed everything. There&rsquo;s laughter, honesty, a little nostalgia, and a lot of clarity about where she&rsquo;s headed next.
This conversation isn&rsquo;t about looking back &mdash; it&rsquo;s about moving forward with purpose.
New era. New energy. Same authenticity.

LS Episode 542: From Contract Prison to Creative Freedom (feat. Maliibu Miitch)

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This week on Lip Service, Angela Yee sits down with Raheem DeVaughn and Dr. Mimi from Married to Medicine for one of the most honest conversations about love, mental health, marriage, and modern relationships.

Raheem opens up about losing his father, therapy as a Black man, and how grief reshaped his approach to love and self-care. He shares powerful insights behind his new project Quiet Storm Lover Vol. 1 and breaks down key takeaways from his song “20 Lessons of Love,” including why love is a verb, why actions matter more than words, and why the grass isn’t always greener.

Dr. Mimi gives an inside look at marriage, accountability, and doing the personal work required to sustain real love. She talks about therapy, emotional growth, and navigating reality TV while protecting your family. She also shares her journey as a mother raising a son with autism and why representation matters.

From social media boundaries and “posting your partner,” to hygiene debates, bedroom dynamics, gray areas in relationships, and when to apologize quickly — this episode blends vulnerability, humor, and real-life experience.

This week on Lip Service, Angela Yee sits down with Raheem DeVaughn and Dr. Mimi from Married to Medicine for one of the most honest conversations about love, mental health, marriage, and modern relationships.
Raheem opens up about losing his father, therapy as a Black man, and how grief reshaped his approach to love and self-care. He shares powerful insights behind his new project Quiet Storm Lover Vol. 1 and breaks down key takeaways from his song &ldquo;20 Lessons of Love,&rdquo; including why love is a verb, why actions matter more than words, and why the grass isn&rsquo;t always greener.
Dr. Mimi gives an inside look at marriage, accountability, and doing the personal work required to sustain real love. She talks about therapy, emotional growth, and navigating reality TV while protecting your family. She also shares her journey as a mother raising a son with autism and why representation matters.
From social media boundaries and &ldquo;posting your partner,&rdquo; to hygiene debates, bedroom dynamics, gray areas in relationships, and when to apologize quickly &mdash; this episode blends vulnerability, humor, and real-life experience.

LS Episode 541: Love is a Verb (feat. Raheem DeVaughn & Dr. Mimi)

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Episode 418: How Did the Dress Fit? (Feat. Fat Trel & Addis Fouché)

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