‘MiMi Punchin the Air’: Stevie J. and Mimi’s Daughter ‘Sangin’ Faith Evans Song Lights Up Social Media

Stevie J. and Mimi Faust’s 9-year-old daughter Eva Jordan sent the ‘Gram overboard this weekend after she brought down the house with a Faith Evans song.

The preteen was caught on camera by her dad singing every lyric of her stepmother’s song “You Gets No Love,” featuring Diddy. While in the car, little Eva belted out, “We ain’t even in love … You know that you can’t play with my emotions. You gets no devotion.” She even rapped Diddy’s part of the track word-for-word.

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Stevie J. and Mimi Faust’s daughter Eva Giselle Jordan. (Photo: @mimfaust/Instagram)

Social media users cheered Eva on, while others inferred that Faust was somewhere mad at the video.

“I know MiMi somewhere punching the air 😩 you betta sang Eva!”

“Eva sangin her little heart out 😂 she know her step mother a legend”

” Mimi: Go to your room! lmao 😍😂 yes singggggg little sis!”

“This is too adorable! Mimi know she somewhere mad 😩at her daughter showing love to Faith”

Despite what fans said or think, it seems Faust acted quite the opposite.

The 47-year-old mother reposted the video of her daughter singing Evans’ song to her Instagram page on Saturday and wrote in the caption, “You gets no love 😂 @therealfaithevans @diddy.”

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(From left) Faith Evans, Stevie J., and Mimi Faust. (Photo: @hitmansteviej_1/Instagram)

During season 8 of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” Faust seemed to be on bad terms with Stevie J. and his wife Evans. A scene showed an angry Faust highly upset with Stevie for introducing their daughter Eva to Evans without Faust’s permission.

Despite their past woes, it seems Stevie and Faust have put their issues aside for the sake of their daughter. The pair were together for 13 years but called it quits after he cheated on her with former “LHHATL” star Joseline Hernandez. They welcomed their daughter Eva in 2009.

As for Stevie and Evans, the couple seem happier than ever together with their blended family. They recently celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary with a beautiful getaway to St. Croix. Stevie wrote a sweet message to his wife via Instagram that read, “Mrs Faith Renee Jordan – You’ve given me new eyes, a new perspective about love & I couldn’t imagine life without you, this is forever.#Dajordans”

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