Big Meech's Sister Nicole Flenory Keeps Her Life Out of the Spotlight (2024)

Big Meech's sister Nicole Flenory has significantly impacted the series "BMF" from 8 Mile Sconi Productions. She has a hand in the production and is portrayed onscreen by Laila Pruitt. Difficulties in her family's past contributed to her brothers' dramatic story.

Nicole Flenory established herself as a production assistant on the TV series about her brothers, Demetrius "Big Meech" and Terry "Southwest T" Flenory. Their reign on the streets of Detroit was interrupted by a 30-year sentence for drug violations. In 2020, Southwest T was released due to the spread of coronavirus in the prisons.

The following year, Big Meech's sentence was reduced to 27 years, allowing him to return home in 2028. Nicole has no interest in fame and has shied away from her brothers' spotlight all her life. Unlike her infamous brothers, not much is known about her.

Nicole Flenory, Terry Flenory, and Lucille Flenory at the "BMF" Season 2 screening at Emagine Royal Oak, in Royal Oak, Michigan, on December 13, 2022. | Source: Getty Images

Who is Nicole Flenory?

Nicole leads a private life and does not reveal much about herself on social media. Although she prefers life out of the public eye, she is famous, considering how little she engages in social media. As of this writing, she had an Instagram following of over ten thousand and followed only 137 people.

Nicole was born in 1974 in Dartmouth, Detroit, four years after her brother Southwest T. Growing up, she kept her distance from the massive drug network her brothers had built. Her lack of involvement helped keep her out of the spotlight and away from the dangers of that industry.

Her brothers' mentality began in high school, and the astronomical growth of their finances inspired the creation of their record label, BMF Entertainment, in 2000. The label is responsible for signing and developing some iconic artists in the hip-hop scene, including Trina, Young Jeezy, and Fabolous.

Their cartel peaked between 2003 and 2004 before being busted and arrested in 2005. At the time of writing, their brother Big Meech still serves a lengthy prison sentence for organized crime in Detroit.

Her other brother Southwest T has been free since 2020. Nicole enjoys being an employee of "BMF" and lives with her family in Michigan.

Nicole Flenory Had a Difficult Childhood, as Did Her Famous Brother

Nicole and her siblings had a challenging time growing up. Her parents did not have substance abuse problems but struggled to make ends meet, and conditions at home stirred their faith. Nicole's brother once spoke about their horrific conditions, revealing that they endured a period of hopelessness.

Their faith held them together and pointed them toward the silver lining in their predicament. They spent many nights without gas and electricity, many school days with torn shoes, and sharing the same clothing. Those problems were compounded by difficulties maintaining ownership of their home.

Their world changed when they were asked to pay $7,500 within a month or lose their home, a reality that pushed the brothers to find a quick solution. Now light years away from their impoverished past, Nicole is a producer on "BMF," executive-produced by 50 Cent.

Nicole Appeared as a Character in the Series "Black Mafia Family"

The story of her brothers' lives was peppered with many ups and downs — a tale of gains and losses that unfolded before the world and fans of their label's artists. The lives of Big Meech and his brother were turned into a television series, "BMF," which stands for Black Mafia Family. The series also cast Tory Lanez's former lover, Kash Doll.

The second season, which aired on January 6, 2023, is about the brothers and their influential criminal organization founded on the declining streets of Detroit in the 1980s. Big Meech's son, Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenory Jr., stars in the series as his father alongside Da'Vinchi, who portrays Terry.

Nicole has been influential in the production of the series, serving as an associate producer on nine episodes between 2021 and 2023. This is her only credit in Hollywood and is crucial because she was so close to the story. Although she is not in the series, her presence is felt, as Laila Pruitt portrays her.