"I think coming out at 18 in the way that I did, the frontman of a boyband and all that, any young performer in that regard can start to become very objectified," Angel, 44 -- frontman of the iconic boyband O-Town, told People in an interview published Monday, November 10. "You do start to really identify with your appearance and your looks — and it can be very unhealthy as people age."
Now in the health and wellness field with his company, High Level Science, Angel opened up about his decision to transition away from acting and performing.
View this post on InstagramHe continued, "In America, we love to build these celebrities up and then we love to tear them down. At a certain point, I felt like I wanted something that had more fulfillment and more purpose that was even bigger than those things."
The band ultimately reunited in 2013, but Angel turned down the opportunity.
"When they did the reunion, I was still on Broadway, and so they've been now a band doing the reunion thing for quite some time while I've been going this direction. And so obviously it's not the same as it used to be because we were all on the road, living in a house together, all the things," the told People. "Now it's a lot different. We're grown. They're in the band, I'm not. But I do really appreciate that they've kept it going."
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