I told you all, before thatgrapejuice.com, that RCA was letting Christina ago. I intern over at RCA's urban division and rumors of Christina's exit started when "Bionic" failed to live up to expectations. RCA spared no expense as far as the "Bionic" project was concerned. Christina recorded some of the tracks in far away places, places that required her to utilize the services only used by the labels top executives, like the company jet. Upon the dismal success of "Bionic" it was apparent that Christina was fast becoming a liability to the company.

From what I have heard, she's very difficult to work with. She hardly utilizes the services of her PR team which allows her to speak tot the media uncensored. She always has a flock of people to tend to her every need, even if she needs someone to wipe her ass, they'll do it. And she might have caused her A&R to lose his job, he's no longer with the label. I won't give out his name out of respect for his privacy.

I'm glad she's gone, which means i'll never have to work around her.