HHDX: It says on your bio that you made the cover of June 2006 issue of KING Magazine – how did that come about?

Bria: It’s so crazy because there are a lot of beautiful models that have done more than what I’ve done, so far. They’ve had spreads and they deserve to be on the cover of any magazine. I think that Datwan Thomas, Editor-in-Chief of KING Magazine] really thought that I was pretty. It’s just a blessing to me. To be on the cover with <b>Esther Baxter</b> and to work with all these ladies is incredible. It’s just a pleasure to be alongside the ladies who really have done videos and are modeling like crazy. I’m happy to be a part of that.

HHDX: All in all, modeling seems very competitive. Has there been anything that anyone has done to you that caused the hoodness to come out?

Bria: No, never. I’ve heard things about models hating on other models. But right now, I have no beef with anyone. I like to see beautiful girls in the magazines. I like to have beautiful friends. So, it’s cool for me to meet beautiful people and associate myself with them.

You have some girls who feel that other people have better “whatever” than others. It’s just that you have to have whatever it takes to make it. I mean, at the end of the day, they – hell, anyone for that matter, in this business, should be focused on what they got and what they can make look good.

HHDX: In the bio, it also says that you can sing – if a song could best describe your love making skills, what would it be?

Bria: I really enjoy singing. If I could do anything career-wise, I’d be an R&B/Pop singer. I love dancing, too. But singing is something that I enjoy and wish that I could pursue further. If I had to describe my love making skills by song… hmm… I guess, I would have to say “Mirror” by Ne-Yo.

HHDX: You sure there isn’t more to it than just that?

Bria: [Laughs] Not really? I just really love that song, just to let you know.

HHDX: I can dig that, I can dig that. Being that you’re trying to embark on a career in Hollywood – are you doing it solo or do you have a significant other helping you along in your journey?

Bria: I don’t have a boyfriend, if that’s what you’re trying to ask me. I did… at one time, but I don’t now.

HHDX: What happened?

Bria: I couldn’t please him and please myself with modeling. I felt like I was being pulled on both sides. He wouldn’t want me to do certain things. But I knew that by doing those things, it would help fuel my career. He would act as if he was my manager, but I ended up having to compromise on things just to make him happy. But don’t get it twisted – we’re still cool, though. We still talk and there’s no hard feelings, I just had to move on. Continued on page 4 »