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Farrah Franklin

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Farrah Laron Franklin (born May 3, 1981) is an American R&B singer and actress. She is also a former member of the girl group Destiny's Child. Quotes That’s pretty much it. But it’s not just my story. Everyone has their own story to tell. Being women and we have to go through the tugging the pulling the pressing the hair, [but] at the end of the day we just want to find someone that’s gonna love us for us. It’s a job like anything else, [but] what people don’t see a lot of the time is when the cameras aren’t rolling when someone is acting or dancing or onstage or whatever entertainment someone does -- those are usually private moments, and sometimes people are fortunate enough to get those and sometimes [they] take advantage of those situations. I wasn’t prepared. I was 18 when I joined Destiny’s Child. They see the three minutes of the video; they don’t see the two days of shooting or 32 hours [of work]. They see three minutes. Honestly, that wasn’t my decision. I’m obviously paying for it now. The song is a reflection in itself of moments in my life. I would think that’s why my director put it in there. Lord knows I’ve been wanting to do this for years now. It was about getting with the right team that can help me get to where I need to be [so] I can just be creative. I’ve been in Atlanta now for about a year, and I’ve been working on songs for maybe six or seven months. But I haven’t finished yet. I might even do more [songs]. I get excited when I work with good people. I honestly don’t consider myself having a lane because I like all types of music. I’m an R&B junkie. I’ve been that my whole life. But, I have some songs that are I guess you can consider them alternative, pop, some songs that are ratchet, some trap beats. I just like good music. I like seeing people smile because of my music. There’s nothing that I would want to do over in my career. In my personal life, I kind of wish I would have went to college. I didn’t get to experience that. Farrah Franklin Talks New Music, Destiny’s Child & Life After the Limelight [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW];By Amber McKynzie on October 30, 2015 External links Category:Women singers from the United States Category:Actresses from the United States Category:Living people Category:1981 births Category:Women born in the 1980s Category:R&B singers Category:African Americans