Tattooed and newlywed diva, Mariah Carey has more to worry about than adjusting to hubby, Nick Cannon’s foibles and routines. There’s Mariah’s mega-million dollar musical career, staying on top of the latest fashions, keeping her killer body in tip top shape – and the tell all book that her former record producer, Damion “Damizza” Young, is planning:
“[Damion] says he’ll bare details of the “intense four-year personal relationship” they shared and “worked diligently to disguise from the world’s press.””
Young is already feeling pressure from Carey’s camp to keep his mentions of the diva clean; which, of course, only leads me to believe there must be some juicy tidbits indeed buried away in Damizza’s memory of his time with the songbird:
“Young said Carey has already initiated steps to thwart his plans. Her lawyer, Sonya Guardo, who works with Allen Grubman, the undisputed king of music entertainment law whose clients include Madonna, Ricky Martin, Shania Twain, Elton John and Jennifer Lopez, has sent him a missive reminding him of a confidentiality agreement between Young and Carey.”
Well I’m sure what Damion is planning to include in the book but it can’t hurt Mariah’s amazing career. Of course that doesn’t mean there might not be something in the tome that could threaten the Carey-Cannon marriage. Unfortunately we’ll have to wait for the book to actually hit the shelves before we really get a clear bead on what it might contain.
Classic footage of “The Girls Next Door” from before they left the mansion. Bridget Marquardt is a doll, Kendra Wilkinson posses for the camera[, while Holly Madison signs a few before retreating to their car. Drew Pinsky wanders in, and Tom Cruise flashes the camera his signature grin.
