Iggy Azalea Says She's Taking A Break From Music For 'A Few Years'
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The 31-year-old, who was recently accused of "Blackfishing," tweeted that she'd be pursuing "other creative projects" after her album "End of an Era" dro...
Iggy Azalea is saying ta-ta to music for now. The 31-year-old Australian rapper told fans on Thursday that after her third album, “End of an Era,” drops next month, she’ll be taking “a few years” to shift her focus to other creative projects outside of music. She made the announcement via two tweets, telling followers that she’s “excited” about shifting her energy and focus and hopes that her fans will continue to support her in those endeavors.
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