L.I.P 💋🎙️ TRAILER

Literally Iconic Podcast (L.I.P) 💋🎙️is a weekly podcast hosted by your favorite mother-daughter duo. Mimi Meza (mother) Player 386 on Squid Game The Challenge as well as a Vlogger and business owner. As well as Kimberly a.k.a Kimmy. (Daughter) Model, Fashionista diva, and upcoming nail tech. Join us every week as we become completely vulnerable and spill it all! We go into details about how being a teen mom was like, and also what it’s like being the daughter of a teen mom. We spill the tea, the drama… and LITERALLY all things ICONIC!✨

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