Washington
(ANI):
American
singer
Jessica
Simpson
made
her
Grand
Ole
Opry
debut
on
September
6
night.
Simpson
sashayed
onto
the
stage
in
a
short
and
sparkly
black
frock
with
a
plunging
neckline,
and
started
performing
"Come
On
Over",
the
first
single
from
her
new
country
album,
'Do
You
Know'.
Tickets
to
the
show
had
almost
been
sold
out,
and
the
audience
included
Simpson's
parents,
grandparents,
aunts
and
uncles,
'from
all
over
Texas',
she
told
Nan
Kelley,
host
of
Opry
Live,
adding
it
felt
like
a
homecoming
to
her.
"I
can't
believe
I
am
here!" People
magazine
quoted
Simpson,
28,
as
saying.
The
only
downside
to
her
performance
was
her
choice
of
clothing,
which
audience
members
found
a
little
too
revealing.
"I
think
she
should
have
put
some
clothes
on,"
one
viewer
said.
And
another
one
responded
as
to
how
and
what
she
liked
about
the
performance.
"I
loved
that
new
girl,
Crystal
(Shawanda)
and
she
was
dressed
appropriately,"
the
person
added.
Simpson
had
one
die
hard
fan,
Mandy,
who
was
chosen
by
GAC
out
of
the
audience
as
"Jessica's
biggest
fan"
and
given
the
chance
to
go
backstage
to
meet
her.
"I
think
everything
she
does
is
perfect.
I
love
her!"
Mandy
exclaimed.
Opry
Live
will
be
re-broadcast
through
Wednesday
on
GAC.
Simpson
performs
on
Good
Morning
America's
Fall
Concert
Series
September
9
morning,
and
on
The
View
and
Late
Show
with
David
Letterman
September
11.