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When Willis was in the first grade, her family moved to Washington, D.C., where her father practiced law as a criminal defense attorney. Her parents divorced and her mother eventually moved back to California. Willis mostly stayed with her father. [1]
Feb 16, 2024 · Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was married once, to Fred Willis, but they are divorced, and she does not currently have a husband. She has two adult children, both daughters.
Apr 1, 2024 · Fani Taifa Willis is the first Black woman to hold the office of District Attorney of Fulton County, Georgia. Willis was born on October 27, 1971, in Inglewood, California, and raised by her father, John Clifford Floyd III, in Washington, D.C.
- John Floyd, Who Testified That Fani Willis Had a Different Boyfriend in 2019, Was Described by Fani Willis as a ‘Great Man’ Willis told The New York Post that she talks to her dad as much as 10 times a day.
- Fani Willis Described Her Father, Who Says He Wrote a Movie Script, as a ‘Very Afrocentric’ Black Panther. Willis told South Atlanta Magazine that her name was Swahili and chosen by her father, who was a Black Panther.
- John Clifford Floyd Gave His Daughter a File Clerk Job When He Was a Defense Attorney in Washington D.C. The Post Millennial. @TPostMillennial · Follow.
- Fani Willis Brought Up Her Dad John Floyd During the Motion Hearing, Saying He’s the Reason She Keeps a Lot of Cash, Which He Confirmed on the Witness Stand.
At a Feb. 16 misconduct hearing John Floyd, father of Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D), he always advised his daughter to keep cash on hand. (Video: The Washington Post)
Jan 4, 2021 · Fani’s unseating of Paul Howard as Fulton County District Attorney has earned her a considerable break as she is now set to be the first woman to service Fulton County as district attorney. Fani’s African-American History Fani has a seemingly proud family background as an African-American woman.
Aug 12, 2020 · Willis was the lead prosecutor in the trial of 12 Atlanta educators who were charged in a widespread cheating scandal where students' standardized test scores were inflated.
