Hey KC fans! A little quick news for you for the week of Febuary 13th, 2011. Keshia has been extremely busy attending Katharine Demarchelier's Luxuary Swimwear launch preview for 2011, as well as premiering her new single 'Set U Free' and gearing up for intense promo for her new single. Her official website KeshiaChante.Com will be relaunched with a new look and an interactive space for her fans designed by Harmonic Concepts early next week. In May, Keshia will being going to Kenya as CANFAR's official Youth Ambassador to help build an orphanage and interact with people supporting the cause. Last night Keshia proudly tweeted that she was in New York supporting her boyfriend, net-mender, Ray Emory at his first game back on the ice since his injury. Talk about dedication, congrats Ray! Read down below for more info on all these 'Quick News' topics.
Luxuary Swimwear Launch Preview 2011
The launch for designer Katharine Demarchelier's 2011 collection took place on February 10th, 2011. Keshia tweeted as she was on her way to the event and about having her own custom swimsuit made just for her! Check out Kathrine's official website by clicking here. And follow her on twitter here.
KeshiaChante.Com
Keshia confirmed via tweet today that she and her team are shooting for Monday February 21st to be the relaunch date of her official website KeshiaChante.Com. For those of you who have been fans from the very start or may have heard of her through her second album, '2U'. Keshia has always made sure that her webiste is extremely interactive and easily accessible for the fans. She's been putting in a lot of work into making sure it's right too! She was photographed earlier this week going through exclusive behind the scenes content that she plans on posting on her website.
Keshia & CANFAR!
Keshia is no stranger to doing good, which only makes sense that she would partner up with CANFAR and be elected their Youth Ambassador. This May, Keshia and CANFAR will be traveling to Kenya (from May 9th-May 23) to help build an orphanage, see the living conditions there first hand, explore the wildlife and speak with people who are working just as hard to make a difference to put an end to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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