We're Loving How Mimi Faust is So Drama-Free This Season of 'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta'
She damn sure ain't Molly the Maid anymore.
Mimi Faust has been channeling this serene, drama-free, "that ain't none of my business" energy and we are all here for it. Nowadays she is blessed to have a dope girlfriend (Hi, Ty), a great relationship with Stevie J, and unbreakable bonds with her friends but it wasn't always sweet. In previous seasons, the Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star has been mixed up in all kinds of mess. You guys remember what prompted this reaction from Erica Dixon?
Yup, Mimi has been through and done some ish. For example, season one Mimi and Stevie J went to pay Dr. Jeff a visit in an attempt to repair their relationship. Sounds calm, right? Welp, Joseline came through telling Mimi that she thought she was just the "baby mom." Things got even worse when Joseline learns that Mimi was still living with Stevie at the time and welp, watch for yourself.
Turn up Mimi didn't pull up to the show just yet, but that explosive meetup set the stage for plenty more confrontations in the future. In season two, Mimi and freak-o Nikko were together and smitten. There was this one time when K. Michelle went to the studio with Mimi and ended up calling Nikko and his friend "gay." Angry at how the situation went down, Mimi took her anger out on Arianne, showing a different side of herself.
And then....there was the sex tape that had shower rods sold out everywhere.
Oh and everyone recalls the hilarious "HEY MAID!" scene. Joseline's jabs about Mimi's "maid outfit," (which were seriously her everyday clothes) was an iconic moment in not just Love & Hip Hop Atlanta history, but all of reality TV.
That disrespect caused Mimi to bite the ish out of Steebie's cheek. Yes, I said "bite."
Joseline was...provoking.
The Puerto Rican princess wasn't the only one. Mimi even faced off against Jessica Dime and Nikko's ex-girlfriend Margeaux.
Like I said, she had her fair share of drama. So when, Spice and Tokyo Vanity's beef caused all hell to break to loose:
We were happy to see how unbothered Mimi remained, because this right here, is a mood.
