Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott is the stage name for Victoria Louise Lott who is well-known British lyricist singer and actress. The singer became popular when in 2009, her first single Mama Do reached the top of UK Singles Chart. The other singles and albums that secured a place in the top 10 on UK Single Charts include Boys and Girls Turn It Up Young Foolish Happy Nasty and All About Tonight. She also appeared as a guest judge for The seventh season of British singing reality TV show The X Factor. Filmography: Her 2010 comedy Fred: The Movie is included in her filmography. Pixie has been nominated twice in two categories for the BRIT Awards. Her first show Crazy Cats Tour entertained more than 40,000 people who love music. Pixie received the Cosmopolitan Woman of The Year award for 2009. Pixie's style is legendary and often she is the focus of attention due to her clothes at events.

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