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why she and the rest of the group were initially hesitant to do the show with their fellow R&B superstars. Despite being friends, that bond doesn’t always mean that a working relationship will be positive.
“One main reason we were really cautious going into this with our friends … because we know how hard it is with us already. We’ve known each other since we’ve been 15,” she said. “Sometimes it’s hard to do business with friends and family because you have to have different hats. You got to know when to take off the sister hat and put on the boss hat.”Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox
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