Vivica A. Fox, the multi-talented actress, producer, and director, recently made a captivating appearance on the Tamron Hall Show. Known for her iconic roles in films like “Independence Day” and “Set It Off,” Vivica shared insights into her latest ventures and personal growth. “First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story” One of the highlights of her appearance was discussing her directorial debut with BET+'s “First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story.” This film tells the compelling true story of Tonesa Welch, a key figure in the notorious Black Mafia Family (BMF) organization. Vivica expressed her excitement and the challenges she faced stepping behind the camera after over 30 years in the industry. Vivica’s transition from acting to directing marks a significant milestone in her career. She emphasized the importance of thorough research and attention to detail in bringing Tonesa Welch’s story to life. Her dedication to authenticity and storytelling shines through, showcasing her versatility and passion for the talent. Celebrating Women in Hollywood During the interview, Vivica also celebrated the diversity and strength of women in Hollywood. She highlighted the support she received from her cast and crew, underscoring the importance of collaboration and empowerment in the industry.

Her journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring filmmakers and actors alike. Beyond her professional achievements, Vivica shared personal reflections on her journey. She spoke about the significance of giving back and mentoring the next generation of talent. Her commitment to philanthropy and community work further cements her legacy as a trailblazer in the entertainment world. The episode was filled with warmth and camaraderie, as Vivica and Tamron Hall reminisced about their long-standing friendship. Their genuine connection added a heartfelt touch to the conversation, making it a memorable segment for viewers. Vivica Fox also talked about being single at 60. She said that there are over 40 million women single and “we are fine….Just let people live”. When Tamron Hall brought up the fact that she doesn’t have children, Vivica Fox mentioned that she does have children, and she referred to her godchildren as her children. She basically said that her godchildren are enough. Vivica A. Fox’s appearance on the Tamron Hall Show not only highlighted her impressive career but also her unwavering dedication to storytelling and empowering others. Her journey from actress to director is a testament to her talent, resilience, and passion for the arts