Nicole Richie - the daughter of singer Lionel Richie - has revealed she was a member of a hip-hop act when she was a child.
Nicole Richie was once part of a rap group.
The reality TV star and two of her friends formed a hip-hop act called Caution and were so convinced they were going to make it they asked Nicole's mother Brenda Harvey to find them a manager.
Nicole - the adopted daughter of Lionel Richie and Brenda - wrote on her Twitter page: "When I was 10 years old, I was in an all girl hip-hop/rap group. (oh we're just getting started). Our name? get ready? CAUTION! It was me and my 2 girlfriends; but they were 13 so they made me audition. I was soooo excited when I got in! All I can think of is the 3 of us going up to my mom with a straight face and singing her our first song. We were dead serious.
"My poor mom had to sit there with a straight face and watch us perform and we asked her to find us a manager (sic)."
Despite the group not setting the music world alight, Nicole, 27, can still recall the lyrics to one of their songs.
She added on the site: "I even remember part of our rap. I'm getting chills of embarrassment even typing this. The rap lyrics I remember were: 'Caution! Walking down the street/You better watch out, and step to the beat/Playing our music from town to town/Rockin' and Rollin' we're gonna get down!' " | 
