“I’ve lost that loving feeling a little bit with the situation that introduced me to the industry. I think that all of us took [from 'Making the Band'] what we did — some of us don’t want to be a part of this anymore, while it made others of us fight harder. We were these young girls that believed in a dream and thought life would be fair — but life isn’t fair. When you start to realize life isn’t fair, what do you do: curl up and die or fight every second of the way?

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“In regards to the other negativity, I really just chose not to comment. I wrote a blog on my MySpace page, and if anyone wants to know how I feel, they can go there. Danity Kane was a wonderful group, and like all things, nothing is forever. We had a great run and we were very successful. We may not have that answer for our fans, which is disappointing, but we did try, and that’s more than a lot of people. I have so much respect for that situation, if there was ever interest in me coming back … and making music with the girls, I would never say no to something like that.”