Mimi Faust

Oluremi Fela Faust (née James) (born January 3, 1972), known professionally as Mimi Faust, is an American reality television personality who stars on the VH1 program Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. Quotes We’re about to start. We’ve been having our producer’s meetings and all that type of good stuff. I’m in the process of moving. I’ve had a hell of a day today. You know, just when you think your day is just the worst, you get a phone call and your friend tells you what’s going on with them, and you’re like, “Oh. My day’s not too bad after all. Well, first and foremost, I have my cleaning business which is called Keep it Clean. I started that about fourteen years ago. That is up and running and takes up a lot of my time. I’m coming out with a children’s line, and I have not been able to just totally wrap my hands around that and get it done with everything else that I’m doing. But that’s still on the table. I’m still in the process of writing my book solo I believe in God. I wouldn’t say I’m a Christian. I was baptized and grew up with that, but my mother introduced me to lots of different religions when I was younger. Now that I’m an adult, I don’t say that I’m a Christian or a Buddhist or Scientologist. I just believe in a higher power or that there is a God, and he created us and everything. That’s where my belief is Mimi Faust Interview: "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" Star Declares, "I’m Not Going to Sit and Cry About Spilled Milk. It’s Done";By Melissa Parker Sky's the limit right now. I have so many things. My agenda is so packed with things that I'm doing. I'm about to be my daughter's manager so I'm going to be a momager. Absolutely. It's never been a time in my entire life where I've had to sit with myself for months and months on end with nothing to do and just self-reflect. That really brought a lot of things to the forefront. I was like, "Oh...I need to go talk to somebody [laughs]." It's been our communication. I've been in therapy just dealing with stuff from childhood that I never dealt with, confronted, or just buried down that I really had to deal with. I'm a whole adult now so it's time that I work through my childhood issues because I don't need this coming up anymore. Communication was a big part of that. So he wasn't only to blame in our co-parenting relationship, I was too. The moment I would get so defensive and angry and mad instead of listening, even though he could have been talking crazy, I could have turned the conversation around. This is something that I've learned to do. So the opportunity came and they were like, "Would you like to do this?" I saw the first one and I thought it was good so I said sure. At that time, we didn't have a full cast. It was maybe eight people that were selected at the time. It was a collaboration of course of "Who would you want there?" I think VH1 did an absolutely fantastic job picking this cast because the personalities...it's crazy. The people we came up with? It's very entertaining. 'I'm Happy': Mimi Faust On The Work She Did To Finally Be Drama-Free;By Victoria Uwumarogie External links Category:living people