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Meagan Good Performs Sexy Burlesque Show For Bachelorette Party

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Meagan Good Bachelorette Video – Newly engaged actress Meagan Good enjoyed a burlesque themed bachelorette party in Las Vegas over the Memorial weekend courtesy of the Pussycat Dolls. The ‘Jumping the Broom’ star is engaged to Hollywood executive and Seventh-Day Adventist preacher DeVon Franklin. It may surprise many that Meagan opted for such a sensual party given her beliefs and recently revealing she and DeVon are remaining celibate until their wedding night.

Pussycat Dolls creator Robin Antin assured that Meagan’s costume was tasty,

“We covered Meagan up a little more than our past guest Pussycat Dolls. But she is so stunning that it didn’t matter.” Even Meagan’s future mother-in-law was in on the saucy party – she was in attendance and even helped her future daughter-in-law choose her gorgeous white BCBG gown she wore on the red carpet before the event.

“I think my future in-laws wanted to see how I would look in white,” joked Meagan.

Watch a quick video of Meagan Good’s Burlesque performance for her bachelorette party.

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