Aubrey O Day

Aubrey Morgan O'Day born February 11 1984, is an American performer, dancer and television personality. O'Day's status as a girl-group member was terminated officially during an episode of the reality TV show Making the Band, which was aired on the 8th of October the 8th of October, 2008. O'Day appeared in Blender Maxim Complex Playboy magazine and appeared in the show Broadway for Hairspray. Aubrey O'Day, born Aubrey Morgan O'Day February 11, 1984 in San Francisco California is a actor, singer and songwriter. Aubrey O'Day started her career at the young age of 5when she realised that she was a performer and what she wanted. While growing up performing, she was a lead in various musicals. Following her graduation of La Quinta secondary school in high school, she was accepted at the University of California at Irvine for a course in the field of political science. In 2004 Aubrey was featured on the MTV reality television program Making The Band 3 founded by Sean Diddy Combs. Aubrey made an appearance in Blender Magazine September 2005. The magazine selected her to be a member of Danity the group comprised of females that eventually became Danity. In 2006, their first album made it to Number One at the Billboard 200 Charts. Aubrey kept appearing in magazines. This led Diddy to claim Aubrey of extending her fame on the backs of the whole collective. Diddy fired her in the year 2008. A year later the group broke up. Aubrey played a Broadway part in Hairspray. In 2009, she appeared on the show American High School and appeared on the show Playboy. Her own reality series All About Aubrey on the Oxygen Network in 2011. She was a finalist on The Celebrity Apprentice and finished the show in 2012. She released her debut album in 2012. Danity Kane split up in 2014 after a reunion in 2013. Aubrey created dumblonde together with Shannon Bex from the Danity-Kane duo in 2015.

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