Pop Singer Buni Milani Announces a Release Date for The "JUICY" ll Collection
Jul 18, 2022
Los Angeles, California Jul 18, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Buni Milani and her label shared the exciting news that she will be releasing part two of her "JUICY" ep and book collection. Just one glance at the new cover has everyone excited and anxious about the juicy details enclosed. This was a big surprise to everyone because earlier this year, in an exclusive interview with Mami Mogul Worldwide Magazine, the beautiful songstress said that she would not be writing a book this time around. Still, apparently, she has since changed her mind. "There will be more collections actually", Milani said in a more recent statement. While fans wait, they can look forward to The "JUICY" visual airing on Buni Milani TV in September.
Milani has been working very hard to deliver a fantastic video that looks exactly how she envisioned it. While not many details were given, everyone knows to expect a lot of hotness. She will be filming and editing the video herself, which she has done in the past for her visual for her hit single, "Bad Boy'. Milani's personal and business brands are absolute gold and the mogul would never want to ruin that by moving too fast.
The 'YACHT' Collection Part Three is also dropping any day now, so the singer is busy making sure things go smoothly. The blue and white designed swimsuits are sure to sell out fairly quickly as Milani's Mami Mogul Worldwide brands keep a limited supply of all products to keep the brands exclusive. The "JUICY" ll Collection will be made available for pre-order, and it should be taken advantage of to avoid missing out.
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Source :Mami Mogul Music
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