Sina Bina is an American reality television personality, entrepreneur, chef, and former "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" cast member who has a net worth of $200 thousand. She became known to VH1 viewers through her relationship with rapper Yung Joc, with whom she has twin daughters. Sina joined "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" during the show's fourth season and quickly became part of one of its central relationship storylines involving Joc and his then-girlfriend Khadiyah Lewis.

Unlike several longtime stars of the "Love & Hip Hop" franchise, Sina never turned reality television into a lengthy full-time entertainment career. Her work outside television has included food and catering, entrepreneurship, mentoring, and other professional pursuits. She founded a catering business known as Sassy Flavors and has also been associated with a music company called Expose Noise. In later years, her public profile has emphasized her work as an educator, nurse, chef, and mentor in addition to her reality-TV background.

Sina Bina was born on June 23, 1986, in Compton, California. She later relocated to the Atlanta area.

Before becoming widely known on television, Sina worked in food and catering and pursued other business interests. She created Sassy Flavors and became involved in the entertainment community in Atlanta, where she developed a long friendship and eventual romantic relationship with Yung Joc.

Sina joined "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" as a supporting cast member during season four. Her story revolved primarily around her relationship history with Yung Joc and her rivalry with Khadiyah Lewis.

The show also documented Sina and Joc's efforts to navigate their relationship as parents. Although their romantic relationship did not last, they remained connected through their twin daughters, Eden and Allon.

Sina later returned to the franchise, including a guest appearance during season six and another supporting role during season eight.

Sina's career has remained more diversified and less entertainment-focused than many of her former castmates. In addition to catering and food-related work, she has described herself publicly as an educator, nurse, chef, and mentor.

She has also been involved with C.A.K.E. for Girls, an organization focused on mentoring young women. Her public identity therefore evolved away from being primarily Yung Joc's former partner and toward her own business, community, and professional interests.