Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott is a reference to Victoria Louise Lott. Victoria Louise Lott is a British performer, actress and the lyricist. The year 2009 was the year that her first single Mama Do hit the UK Singles Chart. Boys and Girls, Young Foolish happy Nasty and the whole evening are just a few of her albums and songs that have landed in the UK Single Charts' top 10. The appearances she made as a guest for The X Factor, a British singing reality series, which included the seventh season. The 2010 film Fred: The Movie was part of her filmography. Pixie has been nominated twice in two categories in the BRIT Awards. The first time she performed, during her Crazy Cats Tour she entertained nearly 40,000 people who love music. Pixie received an award for the woman of the year Award in 2009 from Cosmopolitan Magazine. Pixie is a master of fashion and her clothes on the red carpet are frequently the topic of conversation.

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