Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott is the stage name for Victoria Louise Lott. She is a British singer-songwriter and actress. In 2009, her debut track Mama Do hit the UK Singles Chart. Boys and Girls turn it up Young Foolish Happily Nasty and the album Tonight All About are songs and albums that have been a part of it into the UK Single Charts top 10. The singer was a guest judge for the 7th season of British reality television series The X Factor. The comedy of 2010 Fred: The Movie was part of her filmography. Pixie received nominations in two categories to win the most prestigious British awards, The BRIT Awards. The audience was more than 40,000 at her debut Crazy Cats Tour concert. Pixie has been awarded the title of Woman Of The Year by Cosmopolitan in 2009. Pixie is also a fashion icon and the apparel that she puts on during her events frequently are her talk of the town.

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