Doesn’t this seem like deja vu, like I’ve blogged about Aubrey hinting at being bisexual already? Well, it’s not.

This time, Aubrey (you know, the one who got booted out of Danity Kane, posed naked in Playboy and what not) is still finding ways to maintain that 15 minutes of fame, even if it means admitting to being with men and women (GASP!). And like I said in the previous post, this is nothing new. Come on! Once you’ve “gone Hollywood”, especially as a woman, that seems to be the thing to do, experiment with women. Which is latedotnet anyway, being bi-curious was early 2000! You don’t hear Lindsay Lohan (ok bad example) or Angelina Jolie (a better example) bragging about being with women in every interview. They let their work speak for themselves.   

“Former Danity Kane star Aubrey O’Day seriously considered taking over Tila Tequila’s bisexual dating show “A Shot at Love” after she was kicked out of the band – because she wanted to find out which sex she preferred dating.

The sexy star admits she went for an interview with TV executives about the show, where men and women fight for an unlucky in love celebrity’s affections, the day after news broke of her departure from Danity Kane. And she seriously considered signing up for the show.

She tells gay magazine Curve, “(I said) ‘I’m not in a relationship and I don’t know (if I) prefer one sex over the other at this point in my life’, and so, for me, I thought it was perfect.”

“I could be happy marrying a woman. I could be happy marrying a man… I have enjoyed the time that I’ve spent with a woman, but, you know, not everything was there and it wasn’t any one thing in particular, just that person. I’ve had amazing relationships with men but not everything was there. There was something missing. That’s another reason why I thought long and hard about A Shot At Love, because that would right away… put me as the television bisexual… I don’t even know that that is the case.”

“I fell in love with this woman. She was so amazing and my g-hub (gay friend) was like, ‘That (used to be) a man. She’s post-op…’ I was like, ‘Wow, I would never have known. And I would never have cared.’” ” (Source)

To each his or her own, I guess. That doesn’t mean the whole world has to know about it. Were we really asking if she was bisexual? Do we even care anymore? I think that once you’ve made your decision, no matter what it may be, there is no need to shove it down our throats (i.e. how “liberated” you felt posing for Playboy, how “real” you are, etc., etc.). To me it seems like Aubrey is not only trying to remain in the spotlight, but somehow trying to seek approval. Sad.