This former B list tweener who was never a tweener when she had her own tweener show is trying her hand at music and acting and nothing is sticking. She really wanted to be part of a music charity project but no one was interested until she agreed to pose half naked for it. I still don't think they know who she is even though every tweener does.
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12 comments:
Victoria Justice?
Think you're right, Tricia. She was 10 at the time of her Nickelodeon debut and she seems to be doing a bunch of nothing besides showing up of late. I know she has her own music, but can't find anyone who cares.
@ kno- thx for info:) I am not familiar with tweeners or ex ones for sure- but remember her having a show oh so cleverly titled " VicTorius " (* hang head for knowing this*)
Here's a headline: "Victoria Justice Flashes Bare Midriff Because Music Cares"
Isn't VJ the star of that corny ass MTV show Eye Candy?
Well, whatever she does... hubby will watch! He sits glued to the TV with our 14yo grandson when these pretty teeny-bopper-starring shows come on!
@selenakyle- gross,seriously gross. How can you be okay with him ogling tweens?
Victoria Justice was a friggin' 20-something by the time he saw her show! I don't mean the actual young girls! Plus, child please--with all the "Jeannette McCurdy is banging her 40-something producer" stories out there. As long as I think they've had their 18th birthday, ogling them is not a big deal to me. Hello--the Jenner kids? Men look. He doesn't touch, nor does he whack off right there in the den or anything...
Yep. She's 21.
21 now but 16 when Victorious started filming. It started airing a month after she turned 17. Prior to that show, she was on Zoey 101. She was on Nick all through her teen years.
Victoria Justice/Keke Palmer. Three/four days ago they were at the MusicCares.
Everyone seems to forget that she also was there in 2014 honoring Carole King.
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