She was an ’80s teen pop princess who dated Ryan Seacrest and worked with Donald Trump but is now unrecognizable
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She was a major teen pop singer in the 1980s with hit tunes such as Lost In Your Eyes.
The New York native who plays the piano and guitar as well amassed a fortune with her winning up-tempo songs that the under-18 crowd became obsessed with.
She went on to star on Broadway in popular shows like Grease and Cabaret.
And the talent appeared on reality TV shows like Celebrity Apprentice (during season five with Donald Trump), Secret Celebrity Renovation and America’s Most Musical Family.
Then there was that racy Playboy photo shoot that won raves.
She also dated TV stars Lorenzo Lamas and Ryan Seacrest.
These days she still works plenty as she thrives in Las Vegas, but on Tuesday the diva was unrecognizable as she stepped out in very casual clothing during a heatwave.
She was a major teen pop singer in the 1980s with hit tunes such as Lost In Your Eyes. The New York native who plays the piano and guitar as well amassed a fortune with her winning up-tempo songs that the under-18 crowd became obsessed with
She went on to star on Broadway in popular shows like Grease and Cabaret. And the talent appeared on reality TV shows like Celebrity Apprentice. Then there was that racy Playboy photo shoot that won raves. She also dated TV stars Lorenzo Lamas and Ryan Seacrest. Who is she?
This celebrity dated Ryan Seacrest and worked with Donald Trump
It’s Debbie Gibson.
Gibson was seen running errands in Sin City where she has been working.
The versatile crooner was sporting extremely short shorts that revealed her underwear and slender legs.
She also had on a printed camisole with lace trim and a dainty necklace as her blonde hair was clipped on one side and pulled up.
Later Debbie added a NEW YORK sweatshirt as she looked at her cell phone.
Earlier this month Gibson said she found it ‘terrifying’ to write her memoir.
The singer has told her life story for the first time in her tome Eternally Electric: The Message in My Music – which is due for release on September 9.
And she has found it all ‘cathartic and exhausting process’ but ultimately hopes to ‘inspire’ others.
She told PEOPLE: ‘I mean, listen, it’s terrifying, the idea of putting out a book. Somebody said, Is it harder than writing a song? I’m like, a song is four minutes, and a book is 90,000 words.
‘It has been such a cathartic and exhausting process. The motivation behind everything I do is to hopefully inspire people.’
The Foolish Beat hitmaker thinks that readers may be surprised at what she has been through in her life but hopes that they will learn that they too can ‘turn it around’ like she did.
It’s Debbie Gibson. Gibson was seen running errands in Sin City where she has been working. The versatile crooner was sporting extremely short shorts that revealed her underwear and slender legs
She also had on a printed camisole with lace trim and a dainty necklace as her blonde hair was clipped on one side and pulled up. Later Debbie added a NEW YORK sweatshirt as she looked at her cell phone
She said: ‘I always felt like the girl who was like, people would say, ‘Well, if you could do it, I could do it.’ I hope they read this book and they say, ‘Oh my God, you went through that? I went through that. And you turned that around. Great, I want to turn that around.’
Debbie – who shot to fame as a teenager with her debut album Out of the Blue and later branched out into a career in TV and film as well as Broadway theatre – has been on a US tour recently.
She reflected that the whole experience has been ‘very, very profound and meaningful’ because it has informed how she has written the book.
She said: ‘I actually kind of set certain things around being at certain shows, and I’ve tried to take the reader on the journey with me with stops in the present and looking back at the same time.
‘It’s very, very profound and meaningful.’
Earlier this month Gibson said she found it ‘terrifying’ to write her memoir. The singer has told her life story for the first time in her tome Eternally Electric: The Message in My Music – which is due for release on September 9; seen February 2024
Gibson Senior Year 1988 at Sanford H. Calhoun High School in Merrick, New York
The pop phenomenon told the Nevada Ballet Theatre years ago that her heart is in her music.
She relayed that her deep rooted passion for music has enabled her to connect with audiences and tell stories the ‘way I first wrote them.’
‘I have always loved breaking songs down to their purest form and Acoustic Youth will find me at the keys, super intimate, telling stories and playing the songs the way I first wrote them on the piano,’ she shared.
‘My audience and I share a connection that allows for me to be super in the moment and this show will find me truly taking in every moment and free flowing so that no two shows are alike!
‘There may be some unexpected surprises on my set list and I can’t wait to experience this unique moment that marries the then and the now and with my community who has been with me on this journey for over three and a half decades,’ she shared.
Gibson released her debut album in 1987 and went on to successfully star on Broadway.
