Stephanie Edwards

Categories: Entertainment
    • Born: November 5, 1987
    • Birthplace: Savannah, Georgia

  • Singer and actress Stephanie Edwards was a contestant on the sixth season of the hit reality singing competition television show American Idol. She was voted off the show by the American public on March 21, 2007, in 11th place.

  • Young Edwards

    Edwards first started singing as a toddler. After taking voice lessons, she competed in It's Showtime at the Apollo and many other vocal contests.

  • An Idol

    She won a ticket to Hollywood week on American Idol, but was the only top 24 contestant that never got television time in audition week. Her performances for "Sweet Thing" and "Dangerously In Love" earned her the favor of the judges, but she was eliminated in 11th place after her rendition of "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" originally by Dusty Springfield.

  • American Idol Stats

    1. Season: 6
    2. Audition city: Memphis, Tennessee
    3. Placed: 11th
    4. Eliminated: March 21, 2007

  • Quotes

    1. "I think that I just had a feeling that I was going to be in the bottom, just because of what the judges said about my performance. And I was right."
    2. "The judges did definitely compare me to Lakisha and Melinda. I think that's where I kind of started trying to sing ballads and show off more vocals, I should have just stuck to what I do best, which is put on a show and just perform more and not so much of all the belting and everything."
    3. "It was my first time being away from home, so definitely a great experience to live on my own with other American Idol contestants and to be on American Idol. Very cool. Great experience. I'm happy that I got a chance to experience it."

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