Via Latina.com: Latina.com caught up with singer-actress Christina Milian, 28, on the red carpet at a screening for Sex and the City 2 this week in Los Angeles. The bubbly new mom/newlywed was open with us about baby weight, married life and why she thinks she’s a “Samantha.”

Latina: Which SATC character do you think you’re most like?

Milian: Well… I have a little bit of Samantha in me.

Why is that?

She’s got a little fun, dark side, and I think that in my old days of dating, it’s kind of reminiscent of her.

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Christina Milian stuck to a diet of water, raw vegetables and salads to lose the baby weight after giving birth to 11-week-old Violet Madison.

Christina Milian lost her baby weight by drinking water and eating raw vegetables.

The 28-year-old singer gave birth to her first child Violet Madison in February – who she has with her record producer husband The-Dream, real name Terius Youngdell Nash – but managed to quickly shed her extra pregnancy pounds with a strict healthy eating regime.

Discussing her tips, she said: “A lot of liquids, a lot of water, a lot of raw vegetables and salads. I stuck to that and it all came off.”

However, Christina also believes expressing milk with a breast pump helped – and she is rarely without her handy tool.

She told People.com: “I always pump everywhere. It’s a little embarrassing to say but it’s part of the whole thing.

“Violet is just always so happy the second she wakes up. She has a smile on her face. She’s the best baby ever.”

The-Dream – who has three other children with his ex-wife Nivea – is also a doting father and has reportedly bought the 11-week-old tot a car and a house.

Christina and The-Dream married when they eloped to Las Vegas on September 4, 2009.

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28-year-old singer/actress Christina Milian will be a baby mama next month to a little girl with her musician hubby The Dream.

We just got off the phone with a laughing and upbeat Christina and learned that she’ll make a big effort as soon as possible after the birth to get back into the top shape she was in for her cheerleading film Bring It On: Fight to the Finish.

If you missed this spicy, feisty film on DVD, the movie premieres on ABC Family this coming Sunday the 17th at 8:00 PM Eastern time.

A laughing Christina told us she just loved getting a big say in casting her love interest in the film, hot and buff Cody Longo who has since appeared on the TV series “Make It or Break It” and she has advice for being the “new kid” in school.
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Christina Milian has a lot to celebrate these days. She’s starring in the all-new Bring it On: Fight to the Finish (available on DVD 9/1), she’s on the brink of releasing her sophomore album and she recently announced her engagement to rapper The-Dream. But unlike a lot of other young celebrities, Christina manages to stay out of the tabloids and in a healthy, driven state of mind. myMag grilled Christina about what it was like to play Lina Cruz, the spunky, outspoken head cheerleader in Bring it On: Fight to the Finish.
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Christina Milian: Wait Brittany Murphy passed?? That saddens me and I am in such disbelief. My heart and prayers go out to her Mom and family. She could light Up a room with her personality and smile…:( may she rest in peace..

- Christina’s Twitter / Edited by: Hunny

Here’s an old interview I found!

Although she’s still acting and singing as much as she ever has, times have changed for Christina Milian. Acting-wise she’s outgrown the high school sweetheart roles for more serious fare and musically she’s gone from the major label confines of Def Jam to the independent outfit MySpace Records. This week, on the heels of the release of her latest film, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, Beyond Race caught up with the lovely Latina to find out more about what she’s been up to, which rumors about her are true and which are false (including that ever-present one about Rihanna’s “S.O.S.”), and how she’s been handling stardom’s oftentimes bumpy road.
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