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Bobby Steele Chats with Lexi 

Bobby Steele: Well, first off let’s start of with introducing you to the fans, your name is?

Lexi: My name is Lexi

BS: So is this your first show (ECVS)?

L: My very first event

BS: Are you enjoying it?

L: I am enjoying the hell out of it

BS: So which booth are you signing for?

L: I am signing at the IVD booth for Video Teams’ Afro-Centric

BS: Are your working for them or are you freelancing?

L: I am freelancing at the moment. I do a lot of work for them. I would love to under contract with a company but I am freelancing right now.

BS: Are you finding your time in the business hard or is it all coming to you?

L: Half and half because with any other job you deal with logic and common sense & this has nothing to do with either, it’s really random you deal with many different things. It’s hard to pinpoint what is really gonna work, so sometimes it’s rolling and sometimes there nothing, but I will say it has been an adventure.

BS: So have you met any good friends since you have been in this business?

L: I have a lot of people that I felt are my friends but one person is Diana DeVoe. Her and Alexander. Great people, they have given me a lot of good advice, & are really good friends. I have to say I haven’t really met a lot of cool people but Chris Mann of Video Team out of all the people I have worked for, he’s one of the nicest.

BS: Well, now we can get some basic questions. How old are you?

L: I am 20 years old.

BS: Where are you from?

L: I am originally from California

BS: How long have you been in the industry?

L: I have been in for about 6-8 months.

BS: What are your plans?

L: Well first off I am gonna buy a computer and start building my website. I was a computer nerd in high school so I am gonna build it myself. I then want to take the money from that and since I write scripts and have written features & gonzos I want to shoot my own stuff, finance it myself and have someone distribute it. Also I feel that black women need a voice in this industry and I would like to actually represent them. Myself and Diana (DeVoe) want to be the PR person for them, getting them on E and like Howard Stern. Things that we don’t get on the usual basis. I am not separation or anything but I feel that it’s harder for us being Black female entertainers, and even though I haven’t been in the industry for a long time, I know there are things that I can warn a new girl coming in about that will save them a lot of grief.

BS: Now that you have been in for over 6 months, how do you like the fans? How do they treat you?

L: Well, this is my first big event to even see who are my fans. I was touring in Florida so it’s been hard to see who the fans are, but now that I am here I love it. It’s great because I see myself as the same little book nerd and now I’m like you want a picture with me and you want my name on something. Oh Wow, trip out!! It’s cool it’s a good type of weird but I really appreciate it.

BS: So how long can the fans appreciate you in front of the camera?

L: I want to transfer over to behind the camera in about 6 months to a year, maybe longer. I am engaged to be married so if my fiancée wants to get married tomorrow then I would give up performing. I mean I know that what we do is work and it’s separate from my personal life But, it’s still sex. So I anticipate about a year.

BS: OK, last question is there anything you want to promote?

L: Start looking for my website I don’t have a official name yet but it might be like lexitriplex.com or I might add a last name like lexicarrington.com but look for it or you can find me msdianadevoe.com.

BS: Well it has been very nice talking to you, Lexi. You are extremely beautiful and extremely intelligent and I thank you.

L: Thank you this has been great. Bye.