Pebbles TLC bankruptcy
Pebbles and Chilli essence 2011. In July, Reid filed for divorce one week before the couple's sixth anniversary, and TLC, faulting her, had filed for bankruptcy, following their greatest success--a quintuple-platinum album Crazysexycool.
Pebbles TLC bankruptcy. Despite the divorce and the breakup between her and the chart-topping female music trio, the 31-year-old Atlantan whose real name is Perri McKissak, remained philosophical in an interview with the Atlanta Journal.
Pebbles says her spiritual faith and new album, Straight From My Heart, helped her through it all.
"It's so amazing that through this process in my life, the Lord moved away everybody from me that wasn't spiritual, and replaced them with people that are spiritual," she added.
Pebbles' production company, Pebbitone Inc., filed a $10 million lawsuit in August against Atlanta-based LaFace Records--Reid is the co-president with singer-songwriter Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds--and its distributor Arista Records, charging the companies tried to entice TLC away from Pebbitone.
Pebbles is forming a group to help women with similar legal battles in their personal or professional lives, the paper reported.
When asked about her divorce she said: "It was the best thing for the both of our lives. 1 don't know how to say what I want to say because there's so much evil done to me ... It would be hard for people to believe right now. So I almost have to let himhang himself. And let people see it for themselves. I need to let him play his hand," Pebbles said.
TLC blamed Pebbles for mismanaging their business and trying to take too much control, in prior interviews. But Pebbles said she wanted to put together a better deal for TLC and was not looking to control them, but outside forces conspired against them.
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