Rashia Wilson on 20 Arrests By 18, Starting 1st Lady Ent. & Booking Trina & OJ da Juiceman (Part 6)
July 12, 2025
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From a youth marked by multiple arrests, Rashia Wilson transformed her hustling mindset into a thriving business venture, First Lady Entertainment. By 18, Wilson had been arrested approximately 20 times primarily for theft offenses. Fueled by an unconventional entrepreneurial spirit, she turned her notoriety into a business opportunity. Encouraged by a DJ who noted her influence, Wilson decided to capitalize on her reputation by creating an entertainment company. Inspired by the suggestion to name it First Lady Entertainment, Wilson set up the business and started hosting events. Her creativity and keen business sense soon attracted notable celebrities like OJ da Juiceman and Trina, who helped bolster the company’s reputation. Within a short time, Wilson had successfully pivoted from her former hustles to booking major events, amassing significant profits and leaving behind her risky past.
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