Nick Lachey cries at chick-flicks.

Nick Lachey cries at chick-flicks.
The pop singer - who is now officially divorced from 'Dukes of Hazzard' actress Jessica Simpson - has revealed he is not embarrassed to cry because his father taught him not to be afraid to show his emotions.
He said: "If a movie makes me cry I love that. 'Love Actually' wrecks me every time. I wouldn't go and see 'Love Actually' with my friends though. I can't imagine breaking down and crying in front of guys. There is a limit."
Lachey insists he is such an emotional person he can even burst into tears even watching sport can make him shed a tear.

He added to Britain's Glamour magazine: "I cry at sports if something really positive or really negative happens.
"A horse broke down in a race a couple of weeks ago and I got emotional about that."

In other news, People Magazine reports Nick Lachey, seen over the past week cuddling inside New York's hot spots with new squeeze Vanessa Minnillo, is now ready to get back to work.

With his nine-week-old solo album, What's Left of Me debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard Album Chart and now having sold more than 500,000 units, his Jive Records label on Monday announced Lachey's first-ever solo concert schedule.

With Lachey's "What's Left of Me" tour scheduled to take place in North America this September and October, "fans around the country will be able to see him perform live for the first time. These shows will be performed in a series of smaller theatres, allowing intimate concerts with fans," Jive said in a statement.

The 26 cities on the tour include Washington, D.C., Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, Orlando, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Toronto, Philadelphia and New York. The tour kicks off on Sept. 20, in Albany, N.Y.

Lachey's first single from his album, the title track "What's Left Of Me," peaked at No. 5 on the singles charts, where it has remained in the Top 20 since its debut. A second single, "I Can't Hate You Anymore," will hit the airwaves July 24.

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