Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross on growing up with close friend Michael Jackson, famous families and lip syncing in that infamous Saturday Night Live performance

The Dan Wootton Interview

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Dan is joined this week by reality tv stars and recording artists Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross. The pair have combined their marriage with their music careers to record an EP together, eponymously titled Ashlee + Evan. They discuss the balance between their music, reality tv, parenthood and everything that comes with having a famous family.

Evan tells us what it’s like to grow up with Diana Ross as a mother and having a close friend and mentor in Michael Jackson. Ashlee gives her side of the story surrounding that Saturday Night Live lip syncing scandal, and talks about her return to music and stepping out of her sister’s shadow.

The pair also take on Shuffle, Delete, Repeat and Dan also pits them against one-another as they go head-to-head in “Reality TV or Fake News”.

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