American Idol Exclusive: Chelsee Oaks’ family talks ’Idol’: ’It is so worth it’ - National Celebrity Headlines | Examiner.com

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WE have a double dog-gone good success for two examiners. JODI JILL was able to have exclusive interview with Chelsee Oaks, who is the niece of Jerrie Dean. Both have written for eHow.com and now write for Examiner.com . Check out JOdi's article below and hit the SHARE button for a friend. Get the word out about Jerrie's talented niece and Jodi's great article. Remember you may need a thumb's up, digg stumble, or facebook share sometimes.


American Idol Exclusive: Chelsee Oaks’ family talks ’Idol’: ’It is so worth it’ - National Celebrity Headlines | Examiner.com: "Chelsee Oaks was cut last week on American Idol. Her family watched the dream of being the next American Idol on Season 10 dashed and life as they once knew it returned back to normal. Well sort of. Chelsee Oaks’ family could have been her ‘Dream Team’ as they supported her on American Idol Season 10.

In an exclusive interview Sunday with Tracee Crabtree, Chelsee Oaks mom, we found out the ‘Dream Team’ behind every contestant of the American Idol competition process is the family. In a tough Hollywood world, contestants need support to find their way during the American Idol Auditions. Chelsee Oaks, who was on the path of American Idol season 10, definitely had family who made the process of following her dream possible."

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Joey V. said…
I haven't watched it but I'm sure she will go places with her talent. God bless her time and efforts!
February 23, 2011 at 2:42 AM
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