Empire’s Serayah Explains “Tomboy Vibes” & Why She Is “Not so put together”
She is known as Tiana Brown on the FOX hit drama, “Empire” where she plays a sassy and sexy pop star who is tangled in the world of fame, music and relationships. In a recent interview with GQ, the 20-year-old rising starlet, Serayah, explains why she will be known on the internet forever, how she learned to walk in heels and why she considers herself a tomboy. She also shares her reaction when asked to star in Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” video. Check out a few experts from the interview below.
Empire is Serayah’s first acting role. She explains how her character as “Tiana” produced a large, committed fan base and what she is now known as:
On the Internet, I’ll be Tiana forever.
One might take a look at Serayah and think with her beautiful body and soft and tender voice, that she has it all together. Here is her reaction about playing the sexy pop-star role vs. her real life – she explains that she is,
Not so Beyoncé, not so put together.
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