Gloria Govan

Gloria Govan, an Oakland native, first gained public recognition through her appearances on the VH1 series “Basketball Wives” and “Basketball Wives LA”. Following her time in reality television, Govan shifted her professional focus towards acting, hosting, and content development. This transition saw her hosting the Trump Awards red carpet and appearing in a commercial alongside UFC champion Anderson Silva. She further expanded her acting portfolio by appearing in various movies and sitcoms, including “Family Time” with Omar Gooding. A significant milestone in her career was producing her first film, “Meet the Blacks”, featuring Mike Epps.

Beyond her on-screen and production endeavors, Govan has actively pursued entrepreneurial ventures and philanthropic work. She founded Tabula Rasa, her production company, which focuses on content development. Her entrepreneurial spirit also led her into the cannabis industry, where she established RLNTLSS Brands, a company specializing in brand management and development within the sector. Through RLNTLSS Brands, Govan serves as a partner in celebrity cannabis brands and retail collaborations. In a more recent development, she became the CEO of Edge Hydration, a brand providing sports hydration. Alongside her business pursuits, Govan is dedicated to charitable work in Los Angeles and balances her professional life with raising her twin sons.