Whether your famous through reality television or through marriage, apparently you are instantaneo
usly blessed with the ability to sing.
Following Kim Kardashian’s drop of her new song “Turn It Up“, Crystal Harris, fiance to Hugh Hefner, has announced that she is working on a single of her own. With the help of vocal coach Seth Riggs (who has helped performers such as Madonna and Stevie Wonder), Harris says the song is to debut in June, right in time for their wedding. The title of the song will be “Club Queen“; nothing like the standard club banger to play after the vows are said.
Many celebrities have indulged in the music industry, some praised and others more than scolded. Gwyneth Paltrow was more than successful in her guest appearance in Glee, as well the film Country Strong and her performance at the Academy Awards. However, we also can’t forget Kim Zolciak from The Real Housewives of Atlanta and her single “Don’t Be Tardy for the Party“, which can go without saying.
Apparently Harris is a descent singer so we’ll have to see if her success will follow in Kim’s path, or turn into an actual career.
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