The former Danity Kane singer — who appeared in Playboy earlier this year — made her debut in the semi-nude stage extravaganza on Tuesday, but was disturbed to learn an audience member had snapped pictures of her mid-performance and posted them online. On Wednesday, Aubrey took to her website to post a stripping video informing fans of her plans to axe Wednesday’s gig.

“I’m making a video for you guys, because instead of being onstage at Peepshow tonight, where I usually am, I decided to call off tonight because of some nude photos that were illegally obtained last night at the show,” she explained.

“Last night was my opening night, and it was such an amazing feeling, and I’ve been told by everyone that the performance that I gave was absolutely amazing, one of the best they’ve seen. But the photos made me feel like crap. It made me feel bad. It made me feel insecure about my body, and unfortunately, this is not the first time I felt this way in this industry.”

“Trysexual” vocalist Aubrey O’Day, the Danity Kane castaway who was tossed out on her ear on the third season finale of Making The Band 4, will be showing off her surgically altered bosom–and other naughty places that shall remain nameless–when the March 2009 issue of Playboy arrives on newsstands this Friday, Feb. 13.

Following months of speculation, Danity Kane castoff Aubrey O’Day has confirmed reports that she will appear naked for a centerfold in the March 2009 issue of Playboy Magazine.

Former Danity Kane star Aubrey O’Day is responding to recent whispers which claim she is a lesbian.

Rumors that Aubrey is “out and proud” took flight when she introduced an unidentified female as her “girlfriend” at a Nascar Sprint party in NYC earlier this month.

Aubrey says her sexuality is fluid and refuses to pigeon-hole matters of the heart into categories.

“At this point in my life, I wouldn’t say one way or another what my preference is sexually,” the songstress tells Us Magazine.

“The only thing I’m looking for in life is incredible passion and honest love…no matter what options are on the table. All I really operate on is the way I feel in my heart when it comes to love.”

Former Danity Kane singer Aubrey O’Day has sparked rumors that she is a lesbian after she showed up at Manhattan’s Marquee Nightclub last week with a woman she introduced as “my girlfriend.”

According to Page Six, Aubrey was making a statement against California’s Proposition 8, which made gay marriage illegal in the state.

“We don’t need a piece of paper to validate our relationship,” Aubrey joked.

Danity Kane’s Aubrey O’Day turned down a role as “Oral Sex Girl #1″ on The CW’s new Beverly Hills, 90210.

Aubrey says she was asked to play the girl in the oral sex scene that opened the new 90210 but turned down the role to star as “Amber Von Tussle” in the Broadway musical Hairspray.

“I was up to play a part in that show but I ended up doing Broadway,” Aubrey said at the Stand Up To Cancer event at Madison Square Garden Wednesday.

“I can’t remember her name, but I can tell you what the script was that I read. It was the girl who was giving head to the boy in the car and she’s the lead in the musical.”

Designers for Dollhouse Jeans have teamed up with pop girl group Danity Kane to produce a new line of funky fashions dubbed Danity Kane for Dollhouse. The girls held a press conference a The Dollhouse Showroom in NYC on Monday night, officially announcing their new collection for the denim line.

Danity Kane’s Aubrey O’Day swung by Wendy Williams’ A.M talk show for a provocative chat on Tuesday. The singing star is currently lending her pipes to Broadway lovers in a Limited Special Engagement as the snotty Amber in the musical Hairspray.

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Danity Kane premiered the music video for “Bad Girl,” the latest effort from the group’s Welcome To The Dollhouse LP.

Broadway’s next rising star Aubrey O’Day is preparing for the launch of her own clothing line.

Aubrey will make her debut as Amber Von Tussel in Broadway musical Hairspray on Friday.

“It’s an online store, HeartOnMySleeveShop.com, and all of the products are T-shirts [that] talk about love and relationship heartbreak — everything from the good and the bad and the ugly,” Aubrey says. “Most of it’s ugly, because that’s what I’ve experienced at 24, but I’m sure they will get happier as I get older — hopefully.”

Heart On My Sleeve Clothing debuts next week.