The Robertson Treatment – Kelly Price

With the release of her first holiday album, "One Family: A Christmas Album," Kelly Price demonstrates that family comes first, while also paying homage to her favorite holiday season. With luminous guests performances from artists like Mary Mary, Shirley Murdock, Bebe Winans and Wynonna Judd, Price delivers a delightful set of holiday faves that her fans can add to their Christmas collections.

As we go to press, Kelly is also at work on her third as-yet-untitled studio album, which she hopes will be out in April. She has also been spending some time in Nashville introducing her songwriting gifts to some of the biggest stars in country music. "The music scene down in Nashville is a hard business to break into," she says. "But right now Faith Hill has one of my songs on hold, and so does Wynonna, so I think I'll get my big break soon," she says with a smile.

Fans have been dying to know Kelly's weight loss secrets, and how she managed to go from a Size 24 to a Size 12. She admits to jumping all over the place in the past with diet plans and nutritionists, but the big factor is that she just decided to put the fork down. "Like most people, I like food, but I've learned not to eat for emotional reasons," she says. I saw a nutritionist for a bit of time and after that I used the knowledge that I acquired to create a routine that worked for me. It's been tough, but the challenge was worth it."

Citing travel and the demands of her busy career for her poor eating habits, Kelly says that she now has her weight problem in order. "What I've discovered is that a lot of my eating is emotionally connected," she confesses. "So I keep that in mind if I have the urge to eat. It's really just a matter of discipline and I count on my faith in God and the support that I get from my family to keep my mind on other things. I'm also a lot more mobile now which has really helped with my weight loss."

Besides recording a new studio album and selling songs to some of country music's brightest stars, Kelly is branching out as a businesswoman as well. Currently she's got two acts signed to her record label from whom she expects to release albums in late 2002. "I've signed an R&B diva named Anitra Herndon, and a 27-year-old male artist named Darius Greene," she says. "I am really proud of both of my artists and I'm making it a priority that they're completely developed and ready for their debuts."

Seems like this is one lady who has it all--a happy marriage, nice kids and a successful career. "I will say I am at my happiest point in my life," she says with grin, but my most favorite title is Mom. After that everything else is icing on the cake."

OTHERWISE ...
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