Nicki Minaj Announced She is Retiring!
Did Nicki Minaj finally say, “I do,” to Kenneth Petty – and adieu to the rap game? We’re not sure, but what we do know is that she’s “retired” from the music industry.
The woman also know as Mrs. Petty said, “I’ve decided to retire & have my family.”As we told you, she and Kenneth were on a deadline to use the marriage license they picked up in June.
After the fans had their predictable fit, Nickiapologized for being abrupt and insensitive. “In hindsight, this should’ve been a Queen Radio discussion & it will be,” she noted. “ No guests, just us talking about everything.”We’ll keep you posted…
I’ve decided to retire & have my family. I know you guys are happy now. To my fans, keep reppin me, do it til da death of me, ❌ in the box- cuz ain’t nobody checkin me. ✅ Love you for LIFE 😘♥️🦄
— Mrs. Petty (@NICKIMINAJ)September 5, 2019
Harry Styles Chose Music Over “The Little Mermaid”
As we previously told you, Harry Styles was in the running to play Prince Eric in Disney's live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid," but decided to pass on the role, and now he’s explaining why he decided against it.
"It was discussed," he tells “The Face” about the movie, but it seems ultimately music won over. "I want to put music out and focus on that for a while,” he added, “But everyone involved in it was amazing, so I think it's going to be great. I'll enjoy watching it, I'm sure."
But Harry, who appeared in the movie "Dunkirk," does enjoy acting. “Why do I want to act? It's so different to music for me," he says. "They're almost opposite for me. Music, you try and put so much of yourself into it; acting, you're trying to totally disappear in whoever you're being.”
Source:The Face
Kelly Clarkson Didn't Really Want to Win "American Idol"
"American Idol" turned KELLY CLARKSON into a star . . . and she knows that . . . but she says that at the time she DIDN'T want to win.
For starters, NOT winning would've spared her from doing the"Idol"movie"From Justin to Kelly". It's unclear if the runner-up was contractually obligated to do it, but the winner definitely was, and Kelly says that's the ONLY reason she did it.
She also points out that even though reality competition shows are ubiquitous now, she was basically the first of her kind . . . and the industry did not respect her.
She says, quote, "The first three years of my career was me paying for winning a talent show. I got real bitter . . . [no one] knew what I was going through."
Kelly says several artists gave her a hard time, although some of them have gone on to become judges and coaches on talent competitions. She enjoys the irony of it, but she won't name any names.
She also says that being a coach on"The Voice"has helped her overcome that bitterness . . . because she can help other artists who don't have anyone to relate to. And she also makes it clear that she LOVED being on"Idol".