Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott was the stage name to Victoria Louise Lott. She is a British singer-songwriter and actress. Her first single, Mama Do, which topped the UK Singles Charts in 2009, made her the talk of the town. Boys and Girls, Young Foolish happy Nasty and All About Tonight are just a few of her albums and tracks that have landed in the UK Single Charts' top 10. In addition, she was one of the judges on British singing competition, The"X Factor" in its seventh season. Pixie has been featured in a variety of films, including the comedy Fred: The Movie. Pixie was nominated two times under different categories at one of the biggest awards, the Britain BRIT Awards. More than 40,000 people attended her debut Crazy Cats Tour concert. Pixie received her the Cosmopolitan Woman of the Year award in 2009. Pixie is also a fashion icon and the apparel that she puts on during her events frequently become the talk in the city.

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