Natalie Mejia: From Girlicious to Faith-Based Artist

0:00On April 26, Natalie Mahia, former member of the pop group, Grelicious, is calling out the hypersexualized vibe of the 2000s that pushed. Young stars into tiny outfits. At just 19, she joined the band formed by the Pussycat Dolls creator through a reality show in 2008, rocking abs-bearing looks that matched the era's edgy style. Back then, girls like that one thrived alongside America's next top model, all in a pre-me-two-world obsessed with sex appeal over everything. Mahia chased a big label dream, figuring the skimpy stagewear was the ticket to fame, even if it felt like performing an underwear. These days, at 37 in a mom, she's flipping the script with a sharper view. Motherhood and cultural shifts have her saying, you can be sexy and elegant without going bare. No need for full vulnerability. She's embraced faith big time, dropping her Christian album called Holy Exodus last year, and she's acting in faith-based projects too. Still tight

1:02with bandmates like Nicole and Christina, who shares her values online, and Mahia's even down for a reality-style reunion to catch up. Life's calmer now, no more non-stop flights and gigs, but she's found balance in Hollywood, honoring her beliefs while owning her confidence, proving. Growth hits different after the spotlight fades. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.