NEWSJordan Pruitt: The New Teen Queen
Sep. 22 2008, Published 4:34 a.m. ET
Watch out, Miley Cyrus — Jordan Pruitt is on her way to becoming the next teen pop superstar and media mogul.
The 17-year-old recently wrapped up a tour with red-hot Disney boy rockers The Jonas Brothers and High School Musical's Corbin Bleu. But despite getting to spend all that quality time with these teen heartthrobs, Jordan tells OK! she was never interested in dating any of them.
“They’re more like brothers,” the Georgia native told OK! at the launch party for Zwinky Cuties in NYC. “They’re cute though. They’re great guys and so talented.”
Jordan has also seen first-hand the raging hormonal throngs of frantic fans the Jonas boys they have to deal with on a daily basis. “It was a total frenzy with all the girls,” she recalled. “They’re crying and it was just a site to see.”
Maybe it's a good thing Jordan isn't dating anyone right now, as she's being kept quite busy all on her own. She already has a new CD, Permission to Fly, available in Limited Too stores around the country. Jordan also recently signed her first artist to her personal production company and now she’s been named the spokesperson for the new tween virtual world for young girls, ZwinkyCuties.com, where teens can watch virtual concerts, buy virtual clothes designed by Jordan and win prizes to see her in concert.
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And that's just the beginning of Jordan's vision for her own multi-leveled business empire. “Someday I want to have my own clothing line, perfume and makeup line,” she revealed to OK!. “Being onstage and getting hot, I want something that makes you not sweat. So I want to create something for performers that makes you not sweat. A whole empire of things.”
By Laura Lane
