Angela Renee Simmons steps into a new chapter, opening up about healing, self-growth, and learning not to force love. From navigating heartbreak to protecting her peace, she shares how her mindset around relationships has shifted—and why she’s choosing what feels right over what feels rushed.

She also gets into her evolution as an artist, explaining how music became a form of therapy and a space to express what she’s gone through in real time. With her new single “Run To” featuring Jadakiss, Angela talks about turning pain into creativity and why this era is all about intention, vulnerability, and growth.

Angela also shares her thoughts on public relationships, setting boundaries, and what she’s looking for moving forward—making it clear that peace, happiness, and alignment come first.

This episode blends real talk, personal growth, and honest reflection—showing a side of Angela Renee Simmons that’s grounded, intentional, and fully in her own lane.

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Angela Yee, Gigi Maguire, and Jordy Jor dive into real conversations about dating, honesty, and what people don’t say upfront with Dess Dior. From hidden relationships and surprise kids to the importance of privacy in love, this episode gets honest about modern dating dynamics.

Dess Dior opens up about stepping into a more confident, expressive version of herself—through music, pole dancing, and embracing vulnerability. Along the way, the conversation unfolds into wild personal stories about deception in relationships, lessons learned from past experiences, and why telling the truth early could change everything.

This episode blends humor, real talk, and hard truths—exactly what Lip Service does best.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Trick Daddy pulled up to Lip Service and didn’t hold back.

From dating multiple women and why honesty isn’t always what people really want, to his thoughts on jealousy, loyalty, and modern relationships, Trick gives his unfiltered perspective on love, sex, and navigating women today.

He also opens up about his businesses, expanding his restaurant, launching his cookware line, and why quality and legacy matter more than anything. Along the way, he shares wild stories about dating sisters, strip club rules, emotional honesty, and why he refuses to pretend to be someone he’s not.

This episode is funny, chaotic, brutally honest, and classic Trick Daddy.

Watch the full interview and let us know: is honesty really the best policy?

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Da Brat and Jesseca “Judy” Harris-Dupart join Angela Yee and the Lip Service crew for one of their most open and revealing conversations yet. The married couple reflects on the early struggles of their relationship, including missed calls, trust issues, and navigating past partners while building something real together.

They discuss the controversial moment when Judy gave her ex a car while they were already serious, how social media influenced their relationship, and the challenges of transitioning from private life to public love. The couple also opens up about their IVF journey, becoming parents, and how entrepreneurship and demanding careers affect their time together.

Da Brat and Judy get candid about communication styles, handling arguments, and what it took for them to truly feel safe and in love. They share emotional insight into nurturing each other, learning from past relationships, and growing into partners and parents.

The conversation takes a classic Lip Service turn as they discuss their first sexual experiences together, multiple orgasms, role play, and how intentional intimacy keeps their relationship strong.

This episode is a raw, funny, and deeply personal look at love, growth, forgiveness, and building a life together against the odds.

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What does it really take to build a healthy relationship in today’s dating world?

Relationship coach Spicy Mari pulls up to Lip Service for a raw, unfiltered conversation about cheating, dating standards, financial power, emotional boundaries, and why love alone is not enough.

From being obsessed with finding a father as a child, to recognizing how unhealthy relationship patterns are passed down, Mari breaks down how awareness and intention are the only way to stop repeating the same mistakes. She explains why so many women end up “building” men who later leave, how unrealistic expectations are hurting modern dating, and why financial compatibility is one of the most overlooked forms of intimacy.

The group also dives into:
– How financial secrecy becomes financial infidelity
– What really happens after cheating and how trust is rebuilt
– Why scheduling intimacy can save long-term relationships
– The truth about standards, self-worth, and being equally yoked
– Why some people stay in toxic relationships even when they know better

Spicy Mari also opens up about her own journey, her professional background, and what she’s learned from counseling thousands of couples — plus behind-the-scenes tea from her time on Sneaky Links.

This episode is for anyone who’s tired of settling, tired of repeating cycles, and ready to choose themselves.

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Dr. Heavenly Kimes from Married to Medicine joins Angela Yee and the Lip Service crew to talk about her historic run for Congress in Georgia, her reality-TV fame turning into political power, and the personal moments that shaped her journey.

She opens up about the arrest of her son, discovering her half-brother years later, and why she refuses to exploit her marriage for reality TV — even when everyone else does. Heavenly also breaks down how healthcare cuts, Medicaid changes, and mental-health crises are hurting her district, and why she believes she was called to serve.

From Bravo drama to Capitol Hill, this is one of the most unfiltered and revealing conversations Heavenly has ever had.

Topics include:
• Why she’s running for Congress
• How reality TV prepared her for politics
• Her son’s arrest and how it changed her
• Why she won’t put her marriage on TV
• Mental health, Medicaid, and Georgia voters
• Drama with the Married to Medicine cast

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On this episode of Lip Service, Angela Yee sits down with Sistas stars KJ Smith and Jordan Coleman for an honest, layered conversation about love, family, and self-awareness.

KJ opens up about Andy’s complicated relationships, why boundaries in love matter, and how success doesn’t always translate to emotional maturity. She also shares deeply personal stories about family trauma, forgiveness, and how real-life sibling dynamics mirror what viewers see on screen.

Jordan reflects on joining a long-running, well-established cast in Season 10, the responsibility of stepping into such a successful show, and how Sistas continues to evolve while staying grounded in real-life experiences.

The conversation expands into Black maternal health, emotional labor, relationship red flags, and why Andy’s flaws make her one of the most relatable — and frustrating — characters on television.

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