Aubrey O'Day spoke with MTV News, declaring that she "would never say no" to a Danity Kane reunion.
Despite the fact that she's pursuing her own career as a solo artist, O'Day would never turn down the chance to get onstage with her old bandmates. "I have so much respect for that situation, if there was ever interest in me coming back ... and making music with the girls, I would never say no to something like that."
She also indicated that she had not been invited back for the latest episodes of Making the Band 4.
I think that this ship has sailed.
Via
Hollyscoop.
Check out the video below for footage from Dawn, in the studio. She's listening to a record by her called "Train Wreck."
On tonight's episode of Making the Band 4, Diddy met with Aundrea and Dawn, after their final efforts to contact Shannon, Aubrey and D. Woods. Aubrey and D. Woods did not return their calls or e-mails and Shannon refused to meet on camera. And so, Diddy told the remain two that he would reach out to the attorneys of the 3 girls to make their exit official.
While Dawn and Aundrea want to continue with a new third member, Diddy asked them to think about how things would be different if there was a next iteration of the group - an idea that he admitted required some additional consideration, to decide if he was really on board with it, given the stress that the first Danity Kane lineup caused.
According to
her MySpace, Dawn Richard of Danity Kane is featured in the March 2009 issue of
Hype Hair Magazine. She's posted
two scans from the issue.
According to
a flier posted on her MySpace, Dawn Richard of Danity Kane will be appearing in Charlotte, NC on February 28. She'll be at The Grape South Park at 4300 Sharon Road.
Dawn Richard's MySpace has a flier for an appearance in Colorado Springs, Colorado on February 20. It'll be at
Sodo.
Hollyscoop has an interview with D. Woods on the break up of Danity Kane.
Hollyscoop: You have so many fans that wanted to see Danity Kane back together, is that how you feel also? How does looking back at the experience make you feel now?
D. Woods: "I feel like everything happens for a reason, it came to an end when it needed to. There was a lot of outstanding issues and obviously that was the only way it could be resolved. And I know that I did my very best in the situation. I added to the group in the way that, I knew how to be a group member. I provided us with choreographers, with management, song writing, and everything that I could. But if your services are not being appreciated you gotta take it elsewhere."
