Currently, Pamela Long Solo Releases
- Keisha Spivey married actor Omar Epps in 2006 and is living in California. They have daughter K'marie Epps (July 2004) and son Amir Epps (Dec 2007) together; as well as Omar's daughter Aiyanna Epps from a previous relationship.
- Pamela Long still lives in New Jersey. She is also a member of Agape Family Worship Center in Rahway. Pam is also working on a new album project entitled "Undeniable" coming out this year 2012. Her website is Pamelalongonline.com
- A track by Kima featuring her sister, rapper Vita, called "What U Want", also recently leaked.
- As of 2008, Total have no interest in pursuing to re-band.
- Pamela Long said via her official her Twitter page - http://www.Twitter.com/pamelalong1 that "TOTAL" will re-band in the near feature. Pamela Long also said that " We can epect something from herself, Kima and Keisha soon."
- Pamela Long attended The 2012 BET Awards, along side her manager. Where she took pictures with Female-Rapper - Nicki Minaj and Movie Actor-Director Tyler Perry.
- Pamela Long also said on her official Twitter page. That once her single/album has dropped. She is going to go on Tour, to England and South Africa.
- Pamela Long's debut single "By Myself" off her debut solo album - "Undeniable" is available for download on ITUNES - http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/bymyself-single/id548303750 released 28 July 2012
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