Pixie Lott

Pixie Lott, stage name of Victoria Louise Lott who is a famous British actor and lyricist. Her fame was boosted when her debut song Mama Do topped the UK Singles Chart in 2009. Her other albums and singles that earned her a spot on the top 10 on UK Single Charts include Boys and Girls Turn it up Young Foolish Happy Nasty and The All About Tonight. She also appeared as one of the judges for seven seasons of the British singing reality TV show The X Factor. Her filmography includes 2010's comedy film Fred: The Movie. Pixie has twice been nominated for various categories in one of the highest-respected award ceremonies in Britain BRIT Awards. The debut show of her Crazy Cats Tour entertained more than 40,000 music lovers. Pixie received her Woman of the Year Award in 2009 from Cosmopolitan Magazine. Her style is legendary, and she's frequently the focus of attention due to her outfits at events.

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