Mica Hughes Talks 'RHONY,' 'Turkey, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs,' And Her Singing Career
Mica Hughes recently spoke with Celebeat, addressing the rumors about her joining the cast of The Real Housewives of New York City and her future in the music industry.
On the red carpet at last week's NBC Upfront presentation in New York City, the Blood, Sweat & Heels star was looking gorgeous and spent some time chatting about the latest rumor and what's next for her career.
"A lot of people were saying that I just thought it was funny," Hughes told Celebeat of a recent rumor which hinted that she may be joining fellow Bravo series, The Real Housewives of New York City. "I do watch the show and I know Sonja Morgan and I just thought it was funny, I don’t even know if that would ever be a possibility. I’ve never seen that on Bravo, but it did make me think, ‘If I was ever asked, would I really do it?’ That’s interesting, I don’t know."
For now, Hughes continues to star in Blood Sweat & Heels, which captured Bravo's best premiere ratings of all time with 2.5 million viewers during the series' season 1 premiere on Jan. 5, 2014. Following the debut season, which averaged around 1.75 million viewers per episode, an announcement was made, confirming the series had been renewed for a second season which would premiere in 2015.
During the March finale of the show, Hughes made her musical debut, singing "Turkey, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs," in the clubhouse among her co-stars and finale host, Andy Cohen. Unfortunately, Hughes has run into some issues when it comes to the song and told us that she might just have to make the song all over again.
"The song that I did, I had a little.. well, me, not knowing much about contracts and producers and stuff, didn’t get my stuff together earlier rather than later, so I’m having little issues with the producer," Hughes explained.
Despite her "Turkey, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs" issues, Hughes said she has forever been a lover of music and will continue on with her music career throughout the upcoming second season of Blood, Sweat & Heels.
"I’m going to share more of my musical side, because that is a big, huge part of my life," she said. "Anyone who knows Mica says, 'Ok, she’s definitely somewhere singing or will sing, or Grab a mic.’ That’s just me."