Ashlee Simpson on her old MTV show and why she’s done with reality TV (exclusive)

Ashlee Simpson Proved to have cameras around at the beginning of their career.

When “Singer” Singer “was about to release his debut album Autobiography 2004 she became the star of MTVs Ashlee Simpson showA reality show that documents almost every feature of her personal and professional life at that time.

“We just put everything out there. It was such a different time in reality TV. They were just kind of filming us, and we would at the moment,” says Simpson, who is in the middle of her in me -home at Venetian Resort’s Voltaire nightclub in Las Vegas, tells people in this week’s question.

Launched in the wake of his sister JessicaS Newlyweds Reality Series on MTV, Ashlee Simpson show Drove for two seasons 2004-2005. Since then, she has visited some sections. “It makes me laugh,” she says.

“The girls who are on the show are still my two best friends,” Ashlee adds by Lauren Harrison and Stephenie Pearson. “We have definitely had moments to look back and laugh … We were like:” Why do we movies to try to mop? “But it was just honest, real moments.”

In 2018, the “LA LA” artist returned to reality TV for E! network Ashlee+Evanthat centered on her and husband Evan Ross When they worked on an EP together while they raised the children Bronx, Jagger and Ziggy.

Ashlee is back in music again with the Las Vegas residence, but don’t expect her to chronic the process on TV this time.

“I don’t think I would necessarily make another series with my family,” she says. “I did it a lot. I had my fair part. I love not to have cameras in my house. It’s so nice.”

“I have three children, so I think it’s really important that they have their normal lives,” Ashlee continues. “I would like to do a documentary or something in the future … But yes, I couldn’t really see myself daily.”

I am me, named after Ashlees 2005 second album, after a long time away from solo music. “I have not played a complete set like 20 years, so I’m so excited,” she explains about the home, which goes through September 27.

The “Shadow” artist adds “, this felt like the right opportunity to dive back to it and relive this old music.”

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