After winning the 2002 Teen Idol singing contest, Paradise took the world by storm, making its members - Britney, Mandy, Christina, and Destiny household names overnight. They seemed to have it all, with a multi-platinum album, a string of number one hits, and a sold-out world tour in tow. Just when life in Paradise couldn't get any better, Christina announced that she'd been kicked out of the group.
Amid this drama taking place on Earth, a famous diva of the past known as Diana Supreme set up shop on the moon, devising a plan to destroy the talentless teenaged musical acts of the day. To assist her, she called upon the assistance of Mykel and Debby, her first henchlings.
Meanwhile, the three remaining members of Paradise were informed by the president of their record label that when they were sent to get their breast implants that they were also given superpowers and that only they could stop Diana Supreme.
The original songs were produced by William Messner and sang by Jiana Macuda, who played Destiny. Music videos from the D.I.V.A. Teens were in regular rotation on the now-defunct Austin Music Network.
- Release DateOctober 15, 2003
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- Trivia
- The defunct Austin Music Network was interested in developing the show as an original series after airing the pilot. Talks were halted when Austin Music Partners purchased the network.
- The Austin Music Network aired on cable channel 15 in Austin. Once the network was interested in the developing the show, the girls began wearing the number 15 in some performances.
- The pilot episode was also screened at the 2004 National Association of Television Program Executives conference.
- Cristina Vee (Britney) and Laura Post (Mandy, Diana Supreme) both later starred in Sailor Moon Crystal and Sailor Moon Eternal.
- D.I.V.A. Teens and Optimal Delusions share a universe as Roland Belmares played news reporter T.R. Christian in both.
- Follows
Injustice Woman2002
- Followed By
You Still Can’t!2006