Bad Girls Club: Season 3 Cast Interview [Exclusive]
Posted March 6th, 2009 by fashiongossip
It’s the 3rd season of the Oxygen Network’s ‘The Bad Girls Club’, and this year the girls just might be more wild and crazy than all those who have been on the show before them.
From extreme bar fights, to backstabbing, to the gummy bear wars - this group raised hell from the day they stepped inside the mansion. And next Tuesday we find out what happened after the big fight in Cancun! Hair pulling, name calling and typical female B.S… Of course I’m watching!
Here Celebrity Smack’s interview with the gang, minus Sarah, who is apparently missing in action at this time.
Whitney
Spicy: Hey Boston! You always boast about your hometown, Boston, (hence the nickname). Can you tell us, through your eyes, what makes your hometown a special place?
Whitney: Well the most important thing about Boston is the fact that our city is named “The City of Champions.” We are the sports capital of the world! So that for one makes us such a great city. Boston is just such a great city from the dining to the nightlife - I just can’t get enough!
Spicy: The girls are always getting in physical fights and cat fights in clubs. Have you ever been in a bar fight in your hometown?
Whitney: Ha ha of course I have. I think 99% of girls that have been to one or two bars in Boston have been involved in a fight or two. The bars around here are crazy, so growing up around it, you just get used to it. It is always funny visiting a different city and never experiencing as many bar fights (except for when living in the BGC house) of course!
Spicy: If you could have brought back one Bad Girl from a past season, who would it be and why?
Whitney: Honestly, I really have no interest in bringing any of the girls back from the past seasons. They are old news. Why would I want to bring one back?
Ailea
Spicy: Tell us about Kevin. Did your parents know you were dating him?
Ailea: Kevin is a good guy. He is very sweet and thoughtful not to mention quite funny. We got along wonderfully, and he was a great fit to my weird and awkward puzzle. My mom actually saw him when we were in Las Vegas for my cousin’s wedding, but I don’t think it clicked that we were spending time together.
Spicy: Of all the girls this season, who do you think is the most genuine?
Ailea: Of all the girls this season I think Tiffany and Whitney were themselves the most. They are quite opposites, but I think that is what makes them who they are. Tiffany is the one who thinks things out and analyzes the situation, and takes care of business need be. Whitney is spunky and in your face, she is opinionated and won’t be afraid to tell you, and I think it takes a special kind of person to be that honest about everything.
Spicy: Why do you think Amber & Amber really wanted to get married?
Ailea: I don’t know what went through those chemically treated heads of theirs. Their way of thinking is way different then mine for sure. I wouldn’t do that if I knew it would piss people off, but IF they did know that would happen then I say they have a hidden agenda one that will soon catch up with them for sure!
Ashley
Spicy: What were your initial thoughts about coming into the Bad Girls later than everyone else?
Ashley: I was wondering what the girls were going to be like. I wasn’t exactly worried if I was going to fit in because it’s pretty easy for me to make friends. I do wish I was able to be one of the originals because I think it would have made it easier to be 100% myself.
Spicy: Tell us about your sugar daddy who sent you a couple thousand dollars after you told him you were going to Vegas. Do you consider yourself to be a gold digger?
Ashley: He IS NOT my sugar daddy, he’s my ex-boyfriend and my best friend. He’s very well off and he will do anything to help me, especially if it involves a great opportunity, such as the show. He’s my biggest supporter and has been there for me through the ups and downs of this show, I love him very, very, very much. I do not consider myself a gold digger. A gold digger is someone who will date ANYONE that has money or will fork it over. I met him and I was into him before I even knew he had money. He is a very intelligent man, and he wouldn’t let me take advantage of him, ever.
Spicy: How do you plan to use the Bad Girls Club to your advantage in the future. What do you see yourself doing in 15 years?
Ashley: I think the only advantage I’ll get out of this show is people knowing who I am, if that’s even an advantage. I like to take things one step at a time, so who knows what’s in my future. In 15 years I hope to be married with 3 children, because I’ll be 36 by then!!!!!!
Amber B.
Spicy: About your ex-Scott. Do you regret the harsh things you said to him when you broke up with him?
Amber B: When Scott and I broke up, it was really hard for me. I really cared for him, but he treated me worse than dirt. I had all of this pent up anger towards him that I could never tell him to his face because I would have felt his wrath. Without going into details, Scott’s wrath is one to fear. So looking back I shouldn’t have said all of the demeaning things that I said to him. I was doing the same thing that he had done to me for 2 years. I am a firm believer that 2 wrongs don’t make a right. I was just SO angry for everything that he had put me through and all of his broken promises that I wanted him to hurt as bad as he had made me hurt. That was wrong. I should have gotten my closure in a more mature way by just asking him to leave me be and that I would return the favor.
Spicy: I think I speak for a lot of viewers when I ask, What did you see in Greg?
Amber B: LOL oh Greg. Well when I broke up with Scott I was immediately looking for a replacement. I could not find one single guy that had big muscles and was a typical meathead. Greg was the first one that I had seen since I had been to LA so I grabbed him up when I saw him. Greg cracked me up. He was so funny. I love sarcasm and he was extremely sarcastic. He was also so sweet to me and we seemed to have a lot in common at first. After a couple of weeks of getting to know Greg, I felt that we were better off as friends. I let him know that I just wanted to be friends and he respected that. We just hung out like I would with my guy friends back at home. Fortunately I do not like meatheads anymore. I like steroid free guys.
Spicy: To those who think you may be a racist, what do you have to say?
Amber B: For anyone to think that I am racist is sick. Anyone who knows me knows that me being a racist is the furthest thing from the truth! I treat everyone as an equal. No one is better than anyone else, and I have always felt that way. From some of the footage that I saw, I can see how some people may have assumed that of me. I apologize if I offended or upset anyone. That is not what I wanted to do! It deeply saddened me when I watched the first episode. The footage that was used was taken out of context and edited to look like I was saying horrible things about other races. I was not raised like that and it’s despicable for anyone to think that I am an ignorant no good piece of crap racist.
Tiffany
Spicy: Do you wish you would have reacted differently the night you went off in front of Marcus?
Tiffany: Yes, but not for the reason people may think. Marcus and I are still very good friends to this day. That club incident did not stop our friendship from growing, but it did allow us to see that we were not right for each other on a romantic level. I wish I had a better understanding of what happened in the bathroom between the Ambers (A2) and the other girls at the club instead of just jumping to conclusions on A2’s behalf. This is an issue I needed to work on before I moved into the BGC house. I was always jumping up to defend anyone I felt was my friend. My wanting to look out for EVERYONE puts me in a peculiar situation of being the so-called “leader”, and I am not always comfortable with that role. The leadership role puts me under intense scrutiny with questions like who, why, what and how? People would say, “Tiffany, why did you let things get so of control? Tiffany how did you let that happen? Tiffany you should have handled that better?” At times I just want to sit back and let loose. Hanging with the Fabulous 5 allowed me that freedom, but I received a ton of backlash because I wasn’t living up to other people’s expectations of me!
Spicy: What is the difference between Chicago girls and L.A. girls?
Tiffany: The difference is hard to pinpoint. I know some really cool ass CALI Gals. However, I can speak on CHI-Town girls! Chicago girls are fearless, and we party hard! Chicago girls have such a unique style. We can rock anything and it is HOT! We are just so versatile in all that we do in life. A Chicago girl is classy, but get at her wrong and she will cut your ass! No matter what, we represent our hoods to the fullest. Be it, East Crazy, The Low End, K-Town, North Side, The Mighty West Side, The Burbs, or THE WILD WILD HUNDREDS (my hood)!!
Spicy: Which past Bad Girl do you think you most relate to?
Tiffany: I was the BIGGEST BGC fan! My Mother and I watched the show together faithfully!! Being a part of the Season 3 cast was just surreal for me. I am grateful for the opportunity. I liked each season’s girls respectably in her own right. Last season I really liked Tanisha. She was my Mother’s favorite. I am most like Leslie (Le-Le) from Season 1. I have gotten to know Le-Le on a personal level outside of BGC, and she is the most wonderful kind-hearted individual I have ever encountered in my life. We both have good hearts until we are pushed and/ or disrespected. Plus, we both can shop out asses off!! Best shopping partner by far!!
Amber M.
Spicy: Would you really have married Amber B. if the minister had performed the ceremony?
Amber M: I would have totally married Amber if the minister had performed the ceremony. We invested a lot of time in planning the wedding and creating our vows. Amber and I are not lesbians but we did want to confirm our friendship. It was in Las Vegas so it wouldn’t have been legal anyway, but it still would have meant something to us.
Spicy: How do you think Ashley’s arrival affected the vibe of the house?
Amber M: Ashley’s arrival did affect the vibe in the house. All of the girls except me felt very possessive of our house and our positions and they did not want anyone else to mess it up for them. It was a constant, “This girl doesn’t deserve to be here and this is our house and we are the originals.” I on the other hand was excited of the prospect of a new friend. She got there and said she doesn’t want any drama and just wanted to have a good time. I forced Amber to be nice to her and we welcomed her into the house. The other girls were nothing but bitchy to her yet they were mad when she didn’t make an effort to hang with them. Ashley started acting like a bitch to Amber and I, and she finally found her welcome from the “Unfab 5″.
Spicy: Which actress would play each of the girls in a movie if one was made about them?
Amber M: OMG this is a hard one. I would have to find a psycho actress to play Ailea. Someone that likes to hit her family members and burn people. The guy in Austin Powers with the mole would probably play Whitney. Someone that has a really bad boob job would play Ashley. Tiffany would be played by someone with a huge ego and a mind of their own until she feels the need to “group think”. Amber would be played by someone who gets beat up by guys but still talks to them (from the news it sounds like Rihanna). And OMG we cant forget Sarah. She would be played by a woman with the biggest self-esteem and insecurity issues. She needs an actress that acts really slutty, but then gets super mad and offended when people call it like it is. I understand these may seem a little harsh but I just wrote a blog about my time in Cancun, do you think it affected my attitude a little.
Catch the Bad Girls Club on Oxygen at 10 p.m. Tuesdays!
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