Angela Yee's Lip Service

Afnan Khalifa joins Lip Service to discuss modern dating, financial independence, and building wealth as a woman. She explains why she believes women need skills beyond beauty, why she's against 50/50 relationships, and why she'd never rely entirely on a man financially. Afnan opens up about leaving Saudi Arabia at 18, working as a waitress in Canada, losing over $600,000 through bad investments, and the lessons she learned on her journey to becoming a millionaire entrepreneur. She also reveals why she won't date athletes, rappers, or men she out-earns, why she'll never post a boyfriend online, and how success has changed her friendships and relationships. Plus, the ladies debate sugar babies, paying bills, fighting for your partner, and whether modern men are becoming the prize.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trap Dickey joins Angela Yee, Gigi Maguire, and Jordy for one of the wildest Lip Service episodes yet. He talks signing to TDE, growing up in South Carolina, being raised by his grandparents, and surviving getting shot in the face. He also opens up about having 7 kids with 4 baby mothers, wanting a “Dickey Dozen,” cheating “accidents,” sneaky link babies, why he doesn’t split bills, and his controversial bedroom rules. Plus, Trap Dickey discusses working with DaBaby, not drinking in clubs, “Dickey’s Quickies,” going raw, and whether he could ever settle down with one woman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 castSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Lip Service, the crew sits down with comedian Godfrey for a wide-ranging conversation that blends humor, intellect, and raw honesty. Godfrey breaks down why the best comedians are often the most informed, how reading and curiosity shape great conversation, and why “double intelligence” is essential to comedy. He opens up about funding and independently releasing his stand-up special Rebel With a Cause, sharing behind-the-scenes stories involving unexpected support, industry politics, and trusting the right people. The conversation also dives into discipline, health, food prep on the road, gym routines, and why taking care of yourself is non-negotiable—especially as you get older. Along the way, Godfrey gives candid takes on relationships, dating dynamics, masculinity, spiritual skepticism, and why he refuses to follow trends just to fit in. Unfiltered, hilarious, and thoughtful—this episode is classic Lip Service energy with a deeper look into how Godfrey thinks, works, and lives. 🎭 Rebel With a Cause in theaters nationwide 1/14!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Toya Bush Harris joins Lip Service for a candid, unfiltered conversation about marriage, motherhood, and life in the public eye. From celebrating her birthday with the hosts to opening up about her long-running marriage to Dr. Eugene Harris, Toya gets real about the highs, the challenges, and the misconceptions that come with being on reality TV. She directly addresses viral cheating rumors that spread online, explaining how false stories about secret babies, DNA tests, and divorce filings impacted her family—and why she and Eugene initially laughed before the rumors crossed a line. Toya also responds to ongoing marriage criticism, sharing why she refuses to apologize for having a supportive husband and a partnership built on communication, trust, and growth. Throughout the episode, Toya reflects on her upbringing, past relationships, celibacy before marriage, raising teenage sons, and how reality TV has functioned as an unexpected form of therapy in her relationship. She also discusses the pressure of public judgment, cast dynamics on Married to Medicine, and why being authentic—flaws and all—matters more than pleasing the internet. This episode is funny, honest, and deeply personal—showing Toya beyond the headlines and reminding listeners that not everything they read online is true.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.