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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