Kiely Williams recently caught up with Life & Style mag to chat about…Shia LaBeouf???
Yep! The 23-year-old singer dished about their past relationship, saying, “He doesn’t mention it. He got dumped.” But Kiely insists that they’re still friends. She shared, “We’re still friends. We have the same best friend, so it’s hard to avoid each other.”
These days, Kiely, who has a non-famous boyfriend, stays away from boys in the business. She revealed, “It’s hard to see how two artists who are building their careers can really date. They’re going to be constantly hogging the spotlight.”
Shia was most recently spotted out with British actress Carey Mulligan.
Kiely Williams keeps close to host Jordana Brewster as she attends the grand opening of Upstairs Boutique on Thursday evening (July 30) in West Hollywood, Calif.
Rumor has it that the 23-year-old former Cheetah girl will be performing early next month at the Miss India America Pageant with Indian star Mallika Sherawat.
Jinnder’s 18th Annual Miss India America 2009 pageant at the Long Beach Hilton NEXT Friday, August 7. The pageant will also include a fashion show by famous Indian designers Pria Kataaria Puri and Rohini Bedi.
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Former Cheetah Girls and BFFs Sabrina Bryan and Kiely Williams show off their pearly whites as they arrive at opening night of The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club benefiting the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund on Thursday evening (May 28) in Universal City, Calif.
Sabrina tweeted after the event, saying, “Great night with my Kiki, Shi Shi, and Bji!!?!! Haha but also got to see my Shelli and Emily…it all just works.” Emily is Emily Grace from the Ballas Hough Band.
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Former Cheetah Girl Kiely Williams shows off her curves in a stunning silver dress at the Rally for Kids with Cancer ‘The Qualifiers’ Celebrity Draft Party held at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Friday evening (May 1).
The 22-year-old singer, who is now the proud owner of a pup named Gidget, recently tweeted about her night, saying, “Today I fought for gay rights (on twitter) got a body scrub (with the best friend, Sabrina Bryan) and partied for charity. All in all, a good day.”
Kiely also woke up really early this morning and tweeted, “Bad mood today, I had nightmares all night, I was fighting this swamp thing and it wouldn’t die, I’m so irritated, I love sleeping.”
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The Cheetah Girls may be finished, but their songs are still around.
Sabrina Bryan is continuing her Month of Love by releasing three B-side tracks on her MySpace.
Mel, Sabrina‘s manager writes, “For your listening pleasure, here are some songs from the Cheetah Girls you may not have heard. From their album TCG, these songs were ‘B-sides’ and appeared on exclusive CDs for Wal-Mart and Target. Take a listen and track them down, they’re worth getting. In particular, I like the song “Feeling How A Girl Feels” by the Matrix. We’d love to hear what you think of these ‘lost’ songs, and if you didn’t get a chance to check out TCG when it was released, take a listen. It’s a really good album and the girls put a lot of themselves into it.”
Check out the tracks below!
The Cheetah Girls – The Lost Songs
Adrienne Bailon glows at the Afro Samurai Xbox 360 launch party held at the Geisha House nightclub in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (January 27).
JJJ caught up with the 24-year-old singer at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and told us a funny story about her hot pink lipstick matching incident at Bar DeLuxe.
Adrienne shared, “You posted the pics of me with the hot pink lipstick on and the hot pink bag. I was dying! That night, I went out with my hair and it was like bone straight. That club – De Luxe — joking around, Kourtney [Kardashian] did my makeup and she was like ‘Oh, just put on hot pink lipstick.’ I genuinely thought it was hilarious to match my purse to my lipstick and my hair was like completely bone-bone straight and that club De Luxe has nothing but fireplaces inside. You are literally in a sauna in there. I have naturally curly hair. My hair is two inches off of my head, my curls were creeping up on me and the photo – I’m like totally sweaty from being in the sauna. I was dying, I was like ‘I look hideous!’ I was dying when I saw those photos.
“It was a total joke. I thought it was funny. We went to a friend’s party at Le Deux and we’re getting ready and we know there’s never paparazzi at Le Duex so we decided let’s just go looking crazy. I went there thinking my hot lipstick was funny and Frankie [Delgado] was like you have to come to De Luxe for like five seconds. All the paparazzi were there! I was like, ‘Shoot me now.’ I was like, ‘Frankie, you have to have me prepared for this.’ I looked like a greasy mess and was so embarrassed. I am so not that hideous.”
Adrienne‘s former bandmate, Kiely Williams, was also at the event.
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Adrienne Bailon broke some Cheetahlicious news to JJJ at the “A Sealed Fate?” dinner at Bon Appetit Supper Club during the 2009 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
The dinner was sponsored by The Humane Society and hosted by America’s Next Top Model photographer/judge Nigel Barker. Here’s what the 24-year-old singer had to say:
JJJ: Are The Cheetah Girls really over?
AB: I think that the brand has now come to an end. But like everything – High School Musical will no longer be. Same thing. We had a great run. But I think Disney – it was a platform for us to continue the dreams and they want to spread the same Cheetah Girl message to carry with us, which is Girl empowerment. Every project that the three of us do will always incorporate that. We’ll be friends forever. We’ve always connected in a way – like the first time I ever had a Barbie was a Sabrina and Kiely doll. I will never forget that. It was a great experience and I’m really, really happy I was a part of it.
JJJ: What is your favorite song of all the Cheetah movies?
AB: ‘No Place Like Us.’ I think it’s the one that I related to the most. It’s a ballad that really talks about that if you have fame and fortune, you have nothing if you don’t have the people you love around you. It’s a song that when I listened to it for the first time, I cried. It’s so true. Like none of this matters unless you’re doing great things like going to charities, if you family to love, people to share it with. It just means nothing if they’re not there with you.
We’ll miss you, Cheetah Girls!
