Who is Tiffany McMillan? Kweisi Mfume's wife And Net Worth - 5 Fast Facts

Tiffany McMillan is best known as the wife of Kweisi Mfume, an American politician who is currently serving in the 100th through 104th Congress.

Tiffany is the granddaughter of a former NAACP leader, the late Enolia Pettigen McMillan, and the current sitting Director of the Center for Academic Success and Retention at Morgan State.

She also became Morgan State University's beauty queen from 1992-93. Her role as Miss Morgan was to serve as the representative for the students at the University.

The details of tiffany's primary and high school, which she attended, are unknown and aren't mentioned on the internet. She was an alumnus of Morgan State University.

Throughout her reign, she was actively involved in the community service project dedicated to assisting the elderly.

Tiffany recapped her time as a student on campus as the vice president of the student success and retention of the institution.

Name	Tiffany McMillan
Profession	Director of Morgan State University
Age	Unknown
Gender	Female
Children	Six
Spouse	Kweisi Mfume

Tiffany's grandmother was a teacher and administrator for 42 years, Enolia Pettigen McMillan, who died in 2006. 

 She was a graduate student questioning the inequities in Maryland's Public education system.

Enola Pettigen McMillan fought for the equality of black students and teachers in Maryland's public school system, as she was the President of NAACP.

Tiffany and Kweisi Mfume share six children between them. Ronald T. Gray, Christopher Mfume, Donald Mfume, Kevin Mfume, Michael Mfume, and Keith Mfume are the name of their children.

 There is no other information besides the picture of McMillan's children, as they like to keep their personal life private to keep the unnecessary issue away from their family.

Kweisi Mfume is the political personality of Maryland State and America.

He currently serves as the Nation's most important public education and medical research and advocacy alliance, working as the Vice-Chairman of the Research Board.

Before joining Research America, he was also the Executive Director of the National Medical Association, the oldest African-American Physician Medical Association in the Nation.

During the Obama administration, Mfume was appointed by the Sector of Health and Human Services to the National Institute on Minority Health Disparities council.

Mfume was also the ex-member of the African American Advisory Board of PepsiCo and Big Brothers and Big Sisters.

He was a part of the Senior Advisory Committee of the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government and the Board of Visitors of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.

Kweisi Mfume invested twenty years in television and radio broadcasting, and he also hosted the nationally syndicated NBC/Hearst TV special for three years.

Kweisi had a remarkable journey throughout his life with his potential to become politically able in every other field he stepped in.

1. She works alongside her grandmother against apartheid at the South African Embassy and the imprisonment of Nelson Mandela.

2. The sixth child of Tiffany and Kweisi Mfume was adopted by the couple, whereas the other child was between Kweisi and his first wife, Linda Shield.

3. Tiffany McMillan has crowned Miss Morgan State University in the 1992-93 period.

4. Throughout her reign as Miss Morgan, her project was dedicated to helping older adults, where she painted their nails and read books.

5. She was a student of biology alongside side her Miss Morgan position, excellent in that field too.