I believe you honey. So what are your goals in the
industry/outside the industry?
How has your life changed since
you started dancing?
I entered a whole new world so I
had to grow up fast. It opened my
eyes to the good bad and ugly of life.
It showed me the greed and hunger
and the sacrifices people make to
make a buck.
Has it affected your family
relationships or relationships
with men?
Majorly. I was a daddy’s girl.
Once my dad found out- he cut me
off completely. It still hurts, but I
have to live my own life and pay
my own bills. My mom doesn’t
like it, but she doesn’t want me
in her pockets so she’s cool. It
definitely affects my dating life
because when men first meet
me- they’re meeting me naked!
So I’m only seen as sex and of
course they’re not trying to
take the time to get to know
the real me. I’m a good
woman you
know (laughs).
I want to open my own boutique. Hats are my signature
so I want to open a hat boutique. But right now I
model and I’ve been in a few videos like Rocko’s
“Goin Steady” and Bobby V’s “Outfit”.
And I was featured in Sweets Magazine
and Premium Magazine.
Do you have any regrets or
things you wish you would
have done differently?
I wish I would have known
better- I would have saved
money and saved myself all the
trouble I got into trying to make
friends in this lifestyle. But I am glad I
have a better money management plan
now after 3 years so I won’t have to dance
forever.
Smart girl. Do you have any advice
for women who want to dance?
Don’t get caught up in the extra!
Dance. Get money. Go home.
Ignore the dudes promising to
change your life. Focus on
bettering yourself so you won’t
have to dance for too long.
There’s money to be made.
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