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Saturday, December 25, 2010
Christmas with the Norwoods will be different this year -- now that Brandy's eight-year-old daughter doesn't believe in Santa Claus.
"I got her list, and it is ridiculous. When she believed in Santa, she had a smaller list, but now that she knows I'm Santa Claus, she went crazy. Now, she wants a Blackbery and an iPhone 4. It's like, 'Little girl, you are 8, and you're asking for a Blackberry?'" she tells PopEater.
Although her daughter won't be connecting to a 3G network this holiday, Brandy will be showering Sy'rai with plenty of gifts.
"It was so cute. She also asked for a hug and a kiss," the single mother gushed. "Then clothes and shoes. She'll get that and a few Barbies and American Girl dolls. But no way is she getting a Blackberry."
"I got her list, and it is ridiculous. When she believed in Santa, she had a smaller list, but now that she knows I'm Santa Claus, she went crazy. Now, she wants a Blackbery and an iPhone 4. It's like, 'Little girl, you are 8, and you're asking for a Blackberry?'" she tells PopEater.
Although her daughter won't be connecting to a 3G network this holiday, Brandy will be showering Sy'rai with plenty of gifts.
"It was so cute. She also asked for a hug and a kiss," the single mother gushed. "Then clothes and shoes. She'll get that and a few Barbies and American Girl dolls. But no way is she getting a Blackberry."
Brandy plans to spend Christmas at home with her family and hopes to visit Mississippi, where she was born.
"I love Mississippi. There is something about the energy there that feels like home, so I want to go back with my family, hang out, eat and go fishing," she said.
But there is one tradition she's most looking forward to: a home-cooked meal.
"My mom never cooks, but for Christmas and Thanksgiving she does. We always look forward to her cooking," the singer reveals. "For Christmas, there is a bunch of food and Christmas music. We'll open gifts and just hang out at the house all day. It's nothing spectacular, but it is filled with a lot of love."
"I love Mississippi. There is something about the energy there that feels like home, so I want to go back with my family, hang out, eat and go fishing," she said.
But there is one tradition she's most looking forward to: a home-cooked meal.
"My mom never cooks, but for Christmas and Thanksgiving she does. We always look forward to her cooking," the singer reveals. "For Christmas, there is a bunch of food and Christmas music. We'll open gifts and just hang out at the house all day. It's nothing spectacular, but it is filled with a lot of love."
