Willa Ford arrives at the "Do Something Awards" in Santa Monica, California August 19, 2012. (Reuters)
Willa Ford is backtracking on recent comments she made where she seemingly blamed 9/11 for her lackluster music career.
The 36-year-old clarified her statements to People Magazine on Thursday.
“In a recent interview with Billboard, I made a comment about the release of a single by my record label on September 11, 2001, where I stated ‘Everything that happened that day froze; the world stood still as it should have.’ During the past day, other news outlets have taken the liberty to say that I somehow blamed 9/11 for my song not taking off … this could not be further from the truth. It was meant to be an inspirational piece about how the universe sent me in a new and different direction, one that has led me to success and joy in other areas of my personal and professional life.”
WILLA FORD SAYS 9/11 IS WHY SHE LEFT MUSIC CAREER
The pop star turned interior decorator told Billboard Tuesday she is considering a music comeback, "It’s harder than it sounds though. I have a family now, so it’s something that I need to have the support of my husband, and I have a child now. It’s one of those things I’ve been thinking about, and when it’s time, I’ll reach out to the right producers."
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