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“I am honored that they felt like I could fill a hole and that I could step in and help out.”Īnother issue in the house throughout the experiment was many of the ladies feeling that the “Cherish twins” were difficult to work with. “These women are ridiculously talented and they would have been fine without me…desperately needed is a lot ,” she said, as Fallon King rolled her eyes in disagreement. She notes her past traumatic experiences being in two separate girl groups as her motivating factor. When speaking with Shadow and Act for a follow-up interview on why she remained hesitant despite the group needing her at the final hour, Williams stood strong in her stance.

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But her future with the group remains unclear.

They appropriately named themselves Bluprint for setting the standard for what girl groups can be. Williams begrudgingly agreed to perform with the group for the finale showcase. In the end, the only remaining “members” were Shamari DeVoe of Blaque, Fallon and Felisha King of Cherish, Pamela Long of Total, and Williams. Instead, she wanted to be the creative director. From the start, Kiely Williams, formerly of 3LW and Disney’s The Cheetah Girls, made it known that she would not be participating in the lineup as a group member. The ladies were tasked with recording an EP and putting together a final live performance within a 30-day period.

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Fans of the hit Carlos King-produced reality series BET Presents The Encore were wondering how a supergroup of nine talented female acts from various popular girl groups would work and as it turns out, it doesn’t.Įarly on, there were signs that all may not make it to the end. All rights reserved.And then there were five. “It’s just growing pains, you know, and I think that we as a house grew into each other, and I think it ended up exactly the way it should have,” she adds.įind out what happens on the next episode of BET Presents The Encore, which airs tonight at 10 p.m. But like for Fallon and Felisha, for like Aubrey , for like some of the woman who were about the same age.”ĭespite how defensive some ladies seemed, Williams believes whatever happens is part of the show’s process, which includes creating new music, learning choreography, and recording an album in 30 days - all while living under the same roof.

“I think it was just very strange being peers…with some of these women. “Most artists that I work with have been significantly younger than me, like 10 years. Williams believes it was due to the age difference between some of the ladies on the show, including Pamela Long from Total and twins Fallon and Felisha of Cherish, compared to the artists she’s previously worked with. “I don’t know,” she tells ABC Audio while laughing. Williams says she has no clue why there was pushback on last week’s episode about her interest in being the group’s creative director. On the new series BET Presents The Encore, former 3LW singer Kiely Williams works with eight other artists and girl-group members from the 1990s and 2000s to form the ultimate R&B supergroup.

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