Aubrey O'Day

American singer and reality TV star

Aubrey O'Day - Performers & Entertainers born February 11th, 1984
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Born in 1984, a singer and reality television personality gained attention as a member of the girl group Danity Kane, formed on the MTV reality show Making the Band 3. The group released multiple albums and achieved commercial success with hits like "Show Stopper". After the group's initial disbandment, pursued a solo music career and appeared in several reality television programs, including Celebrity Apprentice and All About Aubrey. O'Day's career spans music, television, and fashion, showcasing a multifaceted presence in entertainment.

Achieved commercial success with Danity Kane

Appeared on Celebrity Apprentice

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