MOVE over Miley Cyrus, the OMG Girls are ready for their close-up.
Eager for a slice of the preteen fan pie, Reginae Carter — rapper Lil Wayne’s 10-year-old daughter — and Zonnique Pullins, the 13-year-old daughter of T.I.’s girlfriend, are shopping a reality series about the preteen singing group they formed with their friends, says the Hollywood Reporter.
The other two members of the group are Bahjah Rodriguez, 11, and younger sister Lourdes, 10, daughters of Jonathen “John-John” Rasboro, a singer in the R&B act Silk.
The girls have hooked up with Ish Entertainment, the production company behind T.I.’s MTV series “Road to Redemption” and Paris Hilton’s “My New BFF.”
There’s no word on what the unscripted OMG Girls-centered series will be about, but it won’t be their first appearance on the small screen.
In June, they jumped on stage and danced during Lil Wayne and Drake’s BET Awards Show performance of “Every Girl,” which includes the lyrics “I wish I could f- – k every girl in the world.” (Lil Wayne’s eyebrow-raising decision to have the girls join him on stage was apparently his way to make up for the fact that Reginae wasn’t able to stand at the podium with him when he accepted an award earlier in the evening.)
While the men in Reginae and Zonnique’s lives may be big household-name stars, their mothers are famous in their own right, thanks to their half-hour BET series, “Tiny & Toya.”
The docu-drama stars Tameka “Tiny” Cottle — T.I.’s long-time girlfriend and former singer in R&B group, Xscape — and Antonia “Toya” Carter, Lil Wayne’s ex-wife, as they navigate the hip-hop world they live in, trying to make a name for themselves.