City High's Claudette Ortiz to Return to TV One's R&B DIVAS, 7/10

CLAUDETTE returns to the scene with the July 10th debut of TV One's R&B Divas LA. On the show, Claudette gives the viewer an intimate look at the real life's struggles of getting her career back on track since the disbanding of City High.

CLAUDETTE, a self-taught musician, having reunited with Grammy Award winning super-producer Jerry Wonder, amongst others, is currently in the studio composing her solo project.
Most notably, CLAUDETTE displayed her vocal talent on the group's SMASH single "What Would You Do," earning City High a Gold record and Grammy nomination for "Best R&B Performance By a Duo or Group With Vocal." City High was founded by Wyclef Jean and Jerry Wonda.

CLAUDETTE was once featured in Maxim's Hot 100 for her dazzling looks and Askmen.com as an R&B sex symbol. She's acclaimed for her "beautiful eyes, soft, perfect face, and flawless body."
Complex further acknowledged CLAUDETTE as one of "10 Sexy R&B Singers Who Should Make A Comeback."

CLAUDETTE collaborated with Wyclef Jean on "Two Wrongs (Don't Make A Right)," an international chart topping hit in New Zealand, UK and Sweden. She also joined forces with Nas on "Hey Nas."

CLAUDETTE's story begins at the tender age of 16 when she was asked to become the third and final member of City High, founded by Wyclef Jean and Jerry Wonda.

The group's debut album, entitled City High, was an instant success both in the United States and internationally. Their single "What Would You Do" exploded onto the Pop and R&B charts almost instantly and was nominated for a Grammy - mostly thanks to the infectious hook sung by CLAUDETTE. But it was not until the group's follow up single, "Caramel," and her duet with Wyclef, "Two Wrongs," hit the airwaves and video channels that audiences and industries everywhere began to take a closer look at her. On July 10th, Claudette will hit the screens starring on R&B Divas LA. R&B Divas LA stars six divas documenting their professional careers, friendships and personal lives as they play, work and struggle to get their careers back on track.