After winning "American Idol" at just 19, things were fantastic for Fantasia Barrino: platinum debut album, Grammy nominations, best-selling autobiography, lead role in Broadway's "The Color Purple." Then, quite suddenly, it all stopped amid a string of negative publicity, including stories of financial troubles, many missed public appearances and divalike behavior. On the road to resurrection, Fantasia invites cameras into her world as she records her third album, gets a second chance to star in "The Color Purple," and deals with the stress of solely raising her 8-year-old daughter and supporting her large family. Wikipedia
After winning "American Idol" at just 19, things were fantastic for Fantasia Barrino: platinum debut album, Grammy nominations, best-selling autobiography, lead role in Broadway's "The Color Purple." Then, quite suddenly, it all stopped amid a string of negative publicity, including stories of financial troubles, many missed public appearances and...
