Even stunning singer Tinashe is a little shy at parties

Even stunning singer Tinashe is a little shy at parties
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Tinashe may be a stunning star who’s used to performing in front of packed audiences. But it seems she’s still a little shy at parties.

The recent Shawn Carter Foundation gala was a who’s who of industry insiders and superstars. But she told Page Six that she wouldn’t be able to make the most of a prime networking opportunity until she’d ordered up some liquid courage.

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“I am going to try to network tonight but I’m not a good networker,” she told us, “So I’m just going to stand around and find some champagne and then hopefully people will approach me. But I do try. I am working on it.”

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The “2 On” singer told us she needs “at least two drinks” told feel social.

“I have to keep it cute. I am just not good at it. I am not that outgoing. I am not good at going up to people and being like ‘Hi!’ if I don’t know them,” she said.

Tinashe posing at the Shawn Carter Black Tie Gala.
Tinashe says she is not the best when it comes to networking and meeting new people.
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Tinashe performing on stage in white tee shirt.
The “Watch Me Work” singer says she needs at least two cocktails to loosen up.
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She told us why she admires Jay Z’s philanthropic work.

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Tinashe performing in blue on stage.
The 30-year-old hopes that she can inspire people in the future just like Jay-Z.
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“[The] Shawn Carter Foundation is so inspiring and to be able to give back to marginalized communities, to children, I think that is so amazing, so hopefully I can inspire people in the future as well and this is just a step in that direction,” she said, “I just want to soak in all the energy tonight.”

The Shawn Carter Foundation raised $20 million at the event, which will be used to help people facing socioeconomic hardships further their education at post-secondary institutions.

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