Mimi Faust

Mimi Faust, born Oluremi Fela James, is an American reality television personality, entrepreneur, and businesswoman known for her work in the entertainment industry and her ventures in business management. Faust began her career in entertainment by appearing in music videos, including Kelly Price's "It's Gonna Rain" and Pharrell Williams' "Frontin'," which also featured Jay-Z. Prior to her television career, Faust founded Keep It Clean Inc., a cleaning service based in the Stone Mountain area of Atlanta, establishing her presence in the business sector.

Faust became widely recognized as a main cast member of VH1's reality television series "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta," which explored her relationship with music producer Stevie J and their daughter, Eva. Her role on the show contributed to its popularity and established her as a prominent figure in reality television. Faust's on-screen presence and openness about her personal life have made her a notable personality within the reality TV and entertainment industries.

Beyond reality television, Faust has shared her personal experiences on "Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath," where she discussed being abandoned by her mother at age 13 due to her mother's involvement with Scientology's Sea Organization. Faust recounted her experiences with homelessness while continuing her education, offering insight into issues of family, abandonment, and resilience.

Faust's business interests include ownership of Keep It Clean Inc., a cleaning and interior design company serving high-profile clients, as well as Mimi Interiors. She has also developed a personal brand through merchandise and public appearances. Faust's career reflects her influence in reality television, entrepreneurship, and personal branding, highlighting her journey from challenging beginnings to established success in the entertainment and business industries.