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Written by McClatchy-Tribune
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Friday, 27 April 2007 |
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Sanjaya fever continues apace: In an interview with People about his tremendous sex appeal, Sanjaya Malakar says, "I've always gotten along with girls better because I was raised by women."
The perplexingly popular pop phenom says because he grew up with his ma and sis, Shyamali (the dad split when the singer was 3), he gets girls and has an immediate in with them.
But genius — of the scientific or the girl-ific kind — has its price: "I got teased in school because people figured I must be gay because I understand women."
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THE MOM: MS. GANJA-YA?
The National Enquirer has uncovered a dark — yet mellow, groovy and sexy — fact about Sanjaya's past: Sister Shyamali was busted in '05 in Pierce County, Wash., after cops found her guarding a veritable forest of pot plants (310, to be exact) in the Malakar family garage.
Sis led authorities to a nearby pot-growing facility, where the singer's mom, Jillian Blith, and stepdad, Charles Quist, were picked up. Blith was lucky: She could have earned up to five years in prison, but got off with a 30-day sentence. | Only registered users can write comments.
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