"This tour is crazy," Bex said. "With the PCDs and Christina and the energy and the size of this tour -- it's a national tour, you know? It's huge. It's one of, if not the biggest, tours out there right now. So to be starting out basically our first album last year and then opening for this, it's been a great energy, a great rush. The audiences are loving it. They're loving us, loving PCDs, loving Christina. All around, it's been a really positive, exciting experience -- something to remember." ...

Before joining Danity Kane, D. Woods appeared in music videos for Lloyd, Jay-Z, The Roots and Ciara. She toured as a dancer with Bow Wow, Avant, Lloyd and Letoya Luckett.

"It prepared me a lot, just being on stage and being in a lot of the same houses that we're playing today on this tour," D. Woods said. "Getting that experience and being behind the person, it just made me more anxious and made me want it a lot more just seeing somebody else doing it. And then taking notes from them -- even in soundcheck -- I would go to everyone's soundcheck and listen and see how they were doing. I'd talk to the sound engineers, talk to the lighting people. I got to be really good friends with a lot of the band that was on these tours. So it prepared me very much."

In light of the recent and quite absurd rumors of my pregnancy, I would like to state very clearly that I am not and have never been pregnant, nor has my relationship with Diddy been anything more than strictly professional.

I am extremely thankful to be a part of Danity Kane and a Bad Boy artist and it is disappointing that one edited photo could challenge my integrity as an artist. These rumors should serve as another unfortunate reminder of how much influence the media can inflict on public opinion.

I'd like to thank everyone for their support and for sticking with me through this.

Aubrey O'Day

Richard says the five Danity Kane members have ProTools on their individual laptops and have been trading song ideas with each other. "Making the Band" producer Diddy remains involved but is also "giving us an opportunity to spread our wings and fly on our own." The group is considering some of the producers who worked on "Danity Kane" -- including Timabland, Scott Storch, Bryan Michael Cox and others -- but is also "trying to open up doors for new, independent producers or producers that have been kind of underground and are really talented."

"I am not pregnant. Recent rumors linking me to Sean Combs, CEO of my label Bad Boy Entertainment are completely untrue and ridiculous."