Iggy Azalea may not be having the best 2015 in the world - the "Pretty Girls" rapper has had to axe a North American stadium tour and recently cancelled her appearance at the Pittsburgh Pride parade. But, she seems to be taking it all in stride. In a new interview on Australia's version of The Today Show, the new Bonds spokeswoman spoke about her upcoming nuptials to basketball player Nick Young and whether or not she always feels confident.
Azalea revealed that her wedding to Young will be in July or August of 2016, and that it will be held in the United States. "I've thought about [holding the wedding in Australia]. But, his family is so big and mine is quite small, so it's easier to ship them all here. But, I did think of it. It would be nice to have a wedding in Australia."
And though the artificially enhanced rap star is normally seen rocking slinky and sexy dresses on the red carpet, for her wedding day she's thinking of going for an old school, glamorous wedding dress. Her keyword seems to be: long train.
"I think I'd like something very glamorous and big, maybe a big long train. I think when you're a celebrity, you fortunately get to go on a lot of red carpets and wear the sexy, silhouette gown. I've worn my fair share of those, but I don't much get to do it big with a train. So, I might do the whole thing," Azalea revealed.
Azalea was then asked about her confidence. And as she battled Twitter haters and critics over the last year, she was candid that things aren't always easy and that she oftentimes wants to "crawl in my cave."
"Some days I think I just want to crawl in my cave; I don't feel confident at all. Other days, I feel great. I think it's like that for all human beings, not just young women. I think feeling confident or 100 percent every day is something to aspire to. I don't know if it's humanly possible for anybody. I think it's about having that honest moment with yourself and other people and almost embracing your flaws or the things about you that you sometimes feel bad about can empower yourself," she said.
