Here For It? Woman Booted From Concert Stage By Usher Releases “Pretty Privileges” Playbook
Here For It? Woman Booted From Concert Stage By Usher Releases “Pretty Privileges” Playbook
Are you in need of some “pretty privilege” lessons??
Gabrielle Cheyenne, the woman Usher kicked off stage, is now putting her take on “pretty privilege” into an e-book. According to her, the $10.99 guide is designed to help readers with everything from “building your confidence and elevating your image to creating a presence people remember.” Gabrielle added in the description, “Your looks may open the door… but who you become once you’re in is the real Pretty Privilege.”
If you recall, Gabrielle went viral last month after attending #Usher and Chris Brown’s R&B tour. She was brought onstage to interact with Usher during a steamy bedroom-themed moment, but Gabrielle appeared less than enthused, prompting Usher to stop the performance and kick her off the stage. Following the viral moment, Gabrielle explained that her “pretty privilege” is what landed her onstage in the first place. Meanwhile, during his next performance, Usher warned fans not to come onstage unless they really wanted to be there.

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