Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Wyatt recently shocked fans by announcing that she had begun work on a "dance-pop" solo album, and now the 27-year-old dropped another bombshell by revealing that she's hooked up with Latino rapper Baby Bash to write songs for her album.
"It is true, I am working with Baby Bash" said Wyatt "I love to write. The best way to put it is I never chose music, music chose me, and I'm embracing it. I'm in the studio writing, making music because I love to do it."
Baby Bash is best known for his hit singles "Sugar Sugar" and "Cyclone", and he's also written songs for Paula DeAnda, Whitney Houston, Frankie J, and Jennifer Hudson.
Both Robin Antin & Melody Thornton both recently confirmed that the Dolls weren't breaking up and that they were working on a third album, and whilst Kim seems happy to ride the PCD wave she's quick to reveal the truth about the controversial group.
"The Pussycat Dolls has been such an incredible platform for us," she says "and it been such a light in our lives and offered us so many opportunities, but at the end of the day it is a brand and a creation by Robin Antin and wee just happy to have been a part of it."
She also went on to reveal that she never knew Perez Hilton was going to star in the "Hush Hush" video, and that she was as surprised as everyone else when Robin showed up on set with her "good friend" Perez.
Wyatt is currently working on her first book "Dancing On Water" which will be a positive and inspiring story about the struggles she went through at a young age after leaving home. She also has a clothing line in the works which she says will be "less raunchy" than the Pussycat Dolls wardrobe, and will instead be inspired by her own style and fashion idols such as Andy Warhol and Edie Sedwick.
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