‘LHHATL’ Star Mimi Faust Has Fans Gawking Over Her Recent ‘Glow’: ‘Girl You Look Blessed’

Fans of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Mimi Faust can’t stop talking about how beautiful and vibrant she looks.

The mother of one is blowing fans away with her girlish and vibrant looks. She took to Instagram last week with an image of herself that received hundreds of compliments on how stunning she looked. In the image, Faust was clad in a white long-sleeve blouse that hung off her shoulders, as well as a pair of denim jeans. She wore her hair in black wavy tresses and seemingly opted for a natural makeup beat, including a soft brown-eye look and a pink glossed lippie. She apparently took the photo in the comforts of her home.

Mimi Faust

Mimi Faust. (Photo: @mimifaust/Instagram)

Quoting music icon Lauryn Hill’s infamous “Sweetest Thing” single in her caption, Faust wrote, “Sweetest thing I ever known was like the kiss on the collarbone #laurynhill πŸ’πŸ½β€β™€οΈ.”

Fans and supporters of the 47-year-old couldn’t help but to remark on how jubilant she looked.

“Mimi Faust u gorgeous πŸ’žπŸ’—πŸ’– we love an unproblematic queen.”

“Queen you’re glowing 😍😍 you are such a beautiful soul. Your heart shines thru your eyes. I really love following you. Your a very genuine person. Best wishes to you dear.”

“Girl you look blessed! lol you’re absolutely stunning Mimi. I ❀ you! 😁.”

“Awww Mimi u look stunning πŸ’™I only watch LHHATL because of you!”

Faust currently stars on season 8 of “LHHATL” and her storyline centers on her ostensibly being shot at during a home invasion. An intruder with a gun supposedly broke into her home. She told viewers during the season premiere she was taking out the trash at night when she noticed a man sitting inside her car in her garage.

β€œHe spots me, ducks down, shuts the car door, takes a few steps and shoots at me,” she said.

Mimi Faust

Mimi Faust attends her & Sandy Lal’s Gatsby Affair birthday celebration at the Jane Hotel on Jan. 18, 2017, in New York. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

However, the reality television veteran’s storyline stirred quite a debate online between folks who believed her and those who didn’t. So far, there apparently haven’t been any news reports on the incident to back up her claims.

“Y’all think Mimi lying about getting shot at ? S–t seem kinda fishy she better not be pulling a Jessie Smollet even her daughter don’t look serious about it. Also why we ain’t hear about it?”

“Mimi got her daughter lying about that fake shooting πŸ€¦πŸ½β€#LHHATL.”

“Why would she lie about something like that? ya’ll be reaching smh.”

“Naw you can tell mimi telling the truth about being shot at. She seem like she got ptsd or something πŸ™πŸ½.”

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