K. Michelle has never been known to hold back her words. She proved this once again when she visited The Breakfast Club show.
With her second album Anybody Wanna Buy A Heart? in stores, the Memphis singer did not hold back when discussing her life in the last two years.
Charlemagne The God and Angela Yee got her to discuss the new project, the former flame who inspired much of its’ material, Lil’ Kim, plastic surgery and more.
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So we present the top 10 things we learned from The Breakfast Club K. Michelle interview. Do you think she was the sidekick all along when she was dealing with Idris Elba? Sound off below.
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2. Fainting
She explained that she fainted while on tour due to poor diet. She loves hamburgers and french fries and hates to exercise.
3. Album Title
The album title actually was inspired by a Meek Mill record that was never released.
4. Lil’ Kim
She stands on her original claim that Lil’ Kim did ask her to be the godmother of her newborn Royal Reign.
5. Drake
Her song “Drake Would Love Me” is a record that speaks to all of Drizzy’s female fans that really feel that they would be a good match for him based on his music.
6. Friends?
She has caught her friends stealing money from her by ordering Uber rides and buying shoes.
7. Charlamagne
She was offended when Charlamagne asked Rick Ross if he had romantic relations with K. Michelle after their music video hit the Internet.
8. Idris
The album is heavily inspired by her relationship with actor Idris Alba. They dated for several months and he decided to leave her to be with the mother of his child. She even sent him the album before it was released and he gave her the go ahead based on the fact that the music is art.
9. Jack
K. Michelle is the new face of Jack Daniels even though she had a drink of Remy Martin Cognac during the interview.
10. Cheaters
She is doing another show with Mona Scott-Young about catching out of pocket men who cheat via social media.
