Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott is the stage name for Victoria Louise Lott who is a famous British actor and lyricist. Her debut single Mama Do, which topped the charts of UK singles in 2009, helped make her famous. Boys and Girls turned it up, Young Foolish Happy ugly and all About Tonight were among the albums and singles she released that landed her in top 10 UK Single Charts. She was also judge for the British singing competition, The Seventh Season of X-Factor. The 2010 film Fred: The Movie was one of her films. Pixie was nominated two times in different categories at one of the most prestigious awards, the Britain BRIT Awards. More than 40,000 people attended the debut Crazy Cats Tour concert. Pixie was awarded Woman of Year 2009 by Cosmopolitan. Pixie is a master of style, and her attire on the red carpet are frequently the topic of conversation.

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