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<p>Ever since <strong><a target="_blank" href="http://www.aubreyoday.net">Aubrey O'Day</a></strong> got fired from P-Diddy's girl band seems like she is the only one in the spotlight. What happen to the rest of the Danity Kane girls? Who cares right because Aubrey has sure taken over and she is appearing naked everywhere. She has modeled for Playboy, Blender and now she can be seen looking seductive in this hot photoshoot for Slam Magazine.&#160;</p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aubrey_O'Day">O'Day</a> was discovered in 2004 on the MTV reality show Making the Band 3, founded by Sean "Diddy" Combs, and emerged as the show's breakout star. During Season 2 of Making the Band 3 while the competition was still ongoing, Blender magazine contacted O'Day to pose for their September 2005 issue. The magazine described her as the contestant "who bared calm resolve and tanned hip bones in beating out almost 10,000 girls for the chance at singing and strutting in a P. Diddy–steered girl group". O'Day expressed anxiety about competing to be in the group. "I’ve been in the ‘cut’ situation several times," she stated. "It’s hard to stand in a room and know that the dream I want is all in [Combs’s] hands." O'Day had dropped out of college in order to participate in the competition. She had been thinking of attending Columbia Law.</p>
<p>After seeing her dance, Combs was convinced that O'Day had "Black in her family" and further expressed this sentiment after watching her sing a version of "At Last" at a club during Season 1 of the show. This, along with what viewers saw as natural charisma, helped endear her to become a consistent favorite among judges and fans. Former Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync manager Johnny Wright, who served as one of the judges on the show, stated from her first audition in Los Angeles they knew that she was "a star". "It’s extreme," O'Day relayed of the competition. "There’s a lot of ‘I love to be in the spotlight’ types—including myself." In response to being told that Combs wanted the type of stars who were stars when they were age 2, O'Day stated, "Well, I was Aubrey when I was 2. A diva from the beginning."</p>
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