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'The Hills': You gotta hear this

12:29 PM PT, Aug 16 2007

Heidi and Spencer took time away from their busy tabloid-squatting schedule to visit Ryan Seacrest on his morning radio show and premiere Heidi's first single, "Body Language." That's right, if you weren't aware (but we're sure you were), Heidi doesn't just double-cross her friends and keep unwanteds out of nightclubs. She's sings.

Check out a clip of the song here on TMZ.com. And yes, that is toothy fiance Spencer rapping, or something approximating rapping, at the end of the clip. As if that "Hollywood" mural in his apartment didn't say it all ...

Heidi, of course, is not the only starlet to confuse her fame with actual musical ability. Lindsay Lohan, Hayden Panettiere ... girls, not everyone is meant to sing.

-- Denise Martin

August 16, 2007 in The Hills | Permalink

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