From the Shadows to the Spotlight Michelle Lovett makes a Sensational Return
From the Shadows to the Spotlight
Michelle "Meme" Lovett landed the role of a young lady named Lorraine Dobson, the character is much like herself an entrepreneur working at JW's Lounge to open up her first of many Pop up shop hair salons.
“I am grateful for Michelle, she is a dedicated actor and her professional commitment was a welcome addition to this great cast,” said Margaret P. Bean.
LipService was inspired by her niece Tiffany Terrell. Michelle teamed up with Kwame Waters and Sha'Nail Mo'Nick because she truly believes in collaboration.
It is important to Michelle that the product quality and manufacturing are stellar. Michelle is a Lupus survivor and this is why LipService exists. LipService is for everyone especially women in business that struggle with autoimmune diseases such as Lupus. LipService is also kid friendly the glosses and lipsticks is something everyone can use without their health or diet having any negative affects. LipService comes in eight different colors and many more to come. LipService is currently working on an eyeshadow palettes.
If you're looking for a new business to support or a new play to see, look no further than LipService and Treachery Lies & Deception. Michelle Lovett is back and better than ever.
Michelle recently won the 2023 Aphelion Film Festival Best Producer for "Life, Love & Lockup, Volumes 1 & 2. Michelle attended the Sistahs in Business Expo with special guest Rasheeda Frost. Michelle will be recognized at Phat’s Honors in September.
Michelle Lovett is an award-winning actor, writer, curator coach, publisher, 4X best-selling author, and creator of the series “Life, Love, & Lock.” A Florida City native, Lovett has defied the odds since birth. Being born prematurely with a hole in her heart and asthma, doctors said she would not live 72 hours. As an adult with many major health challenges, doctors gave her only six months to live. Years later, she is still proving the doctors wrong. Lovett says, “God made me a general, so I'm good by myself, but I realized we are a force when we win together. We don't compete, we complete each other.”
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