Riley Mae

Mae Riley was born in Tuskegee, Alabama, to Bennie and Barbara Riley. Mae is a published poet, speaker, business owner, Ceo, President, actress, artist, writer, influencer, brand ambassador, entertainer, event producer, event manager, publicist, coach, and supermodel. Mae is experienced in several types of dances. Mae's poem Mama Don't Say won a national poetry contest as a teen and was published in a calendar. She was given a summer scholarship to Alabama State University's Theatre Arts Program. She is experienced in martial arts training under Larry Webb Sr. of Grandmaster Webb Shotokan Karate Academy and Fitness. Mae is very athletic and plays several sports well. Mae was a Bama Angels member and was featured on the Big Island Reporter website as the cover girl. Mae was dubbed Alabama's Pride by Black Star News in New York. Mae was the Black Cutie of the Week for the Black Cutie website. Mae was the celebrity of the month for India's Dzire News Magazine. Mae was the Celebrity guest model for Saint Jude's Children's Hospital called Rip The Runway Your Way for charity at Alabama State University. Mae has been featured in and on the cover of several magazines, on the pages of magazines Mae has won several best entertainer awards, and is listed in the Who's Who in America.