date." Personal life Richard has been vegan since 2013. She posed naked for one PETA ad campaign promoting the lifestyle, and appeared in another protesting the use of leather. Relationships Danity Kane, Day26, and Donnie J. Klang were featured on the second season of Making the Band 4. The series showed the two groups doing performances and living together, and the relationships between members of the bands. The series showed Richard's relationship with Day26's Qwanell Mosley grow, and the two entering into a romantic relationship. The two broke up after a five-year relationship. Richard said it was Mosley's infidelity that broke them up in a radio interview for Sway in the Morning. Other ventures Fashion In 2013 Richard partnered with Coco & Breezy to release her own line of sunglasses to accompany her debut album. In 2014 she launched a capsule collection of women's shoes via Lust for Life, and a new addition of shades to accompany the Blackheart album release. In 2016 Richard released a limited edition sterling silver and red USB necklace to accompany the trilogy finale REDEMPTION. Adult Swim Richard began working with Adult Swim during summer 2016 as a content creator, recording several Adult Swim singles. In July 2020 she announced a partnership with Adult Swim as a creative consultant, seeking out black animators and artists to create content for the channel. Discography Studio albums Been a While (2005) Goldenheart (2013) Blackheart (2015) Redemption (2016) New Breed (2019) Second Line (2021) Filmography References External links Official website 1983 births Living people 21st-century American women singers African-American female dancers 20th-century African-American women singers American cheerleaders American women pop singers American people of Haitian descent Dancers from Louisiana National Basketball Association cheerleaders Danity Kane members Louisiana Creole people Rhythm and blues musicians from New Orleans Singing talent show winners Singers from Louisiana 21st-century American singers Merge Records artists 21st-century African-American women singers