“The funniest story is that I sometimes forget words on stage. When I do, I turn the microphone to crowd and they finish the song. I have the best fans in the whole world!”
I had the pleasure of speaking with Kelly Rowland, 3-time Grammy Award winner singer and longtime HIV / AIDS activist about how she’s using her notoriety to help break the stigma around HIV / AIDS and spread awareness around a new campaign with Johnson & Johnson to “Make HIV History.”Kelly Rowland is a 3-time Grammy Award winner singer, songwriter, actress and executive producer. A global pop star since the age of 16, Kelly grew up in the spotlight as a member of Destiny’s Child, one of the best-selling groups of all time. The groups awe-inspiring list of chart toppers include 4 №1 singles in the U.S. and more than 60 million albums sold worldwide. Kelly Rowland has blossomed into a stunning solo artist who has released four successful studio albums, which have topped music charts all over the world. Most recently, Kelly joined the lineup as a judge on The Voice Australia which she currently wrapped up on filming. Kelly also added a new title to her name as published author with the release…