Question one, where do you see yourself in five years' time?And this is from Dave Atkinson, still working in music, hopefully, making albums,just working on stuff that I'm really passionate about,growing as an artist and trying new things.Five years' time, I'll be 31 years old, so maybe I'll have a family, be settled.Question two, if you could duet with any artist, dead or alive, who would it be and why?And this is from Craig Hutchings.I think Mike Skinner would be quite a cool collaborationbecause that would be something totally different and unexpected, I guess.I just think he's extremely talented. I think he's a great writer.Question three, what is your favourite song off your last album, Funky Dory?And this is from Ashley Williams.I would definitely have to say Sweet Dreams, My LAX.I remember first hearing this track and instantly loving itand thinking it was very different and it had a really quirky sound to it.And I just really loved it.And it was still very popular.It was a pop bass, but it was pop with a difference, I think.Question four, do you have plans to tour?And this question is from Jim Mayer.I would absolutely love to do a tour, but right now I'm just concentrating on this albumand promo for Negotiate With Love.But maybe later on in the year.All the tours I've done before, obviously, have been with S Club,so to do a tour on my own would be amazing, but very, very nerve-wracking, I'm sure.Question five, what...What is the most interesting thing a fan has ever got me to sign?And this is from Alex Gayward.I once signed somebody's bum, actually, which was quite interesting.But I always wonder when I sign...Because people ask me to sign their arms and things like that,but... which is fine and it's great,but I always wonder when they get in the bath, it's gonna come off in the water.Question six, if you were stranded on a desert island,which three things would I want to take with me and why?And that's from Sarah Malkin-Thin.I would definitely take my music collection,just because I think it'd be really boring without any music.I would love to take my boyfriend with me,because I'd probably get really lonely if I was on my own.And I would also take my bikini as well, so I can do a spot of sunbathing.Next question, what's your best beauty tip for getting ready for a big night out?And that's from Kimberly Burgess.I hate getting ready in a rush, so I would say just to have your outfit prepared,know exactly what you're gonna wear, put the candles on, have a glass of wine,put the music on, and really just... and chill.Yeah, just have a bath and relax and get ready really slowly in my own time.Question eight, what can we expect from your new album?And this is from Jamie Cooper.I really feel like I've found my own definite sound with this album,and I've taken... there's influences from LAX and some girls in this album,and it's all got a real definitive sound to it.It's got a bit of that electro 80s thing going on,and it's still a very pop album, so you can still get up and have a good boogie to it or whatever,but it's... I really think in its production there's a lot of interesting stuff going on.It's quite quirky.Do you get annoyed with being photographed all the time?And this is from Jennifer Noble.Sometimes you can really have a laugh with the photographers,and then sometimes they just follow you around all day,but they always do tend to get me when I've just popped to the shopsand I've got no makeup on and I'm kind of just running out to get a pint of milk or whatever.Question ten, many people look up to you.Who did you admire when you were young?And this is from Richard Alexander.Kylie, actually. I really looked up to Kylie when I was growing up,and that was one of my first concerts I ever went to.I remember just watching her up on stage with all her dancersand thinking, wow, that is absolutely amazing,and, you know, just wanting to be up there, really.I think she's had an amazing career, and it's been full of ups and downs,and I think that's something I've really admired.She's been in the business for so long.Question eleven, in the whole world, where's your favourite place to visit and why?And this is from Laura Bales.I would have to say New York.I've only been there a few times, but I've always found it really, really exciting,and I love the hustle-bustle of it and amazing shopping,very cosmopolitan,amazing bars.You can go and see a Broadway show.What would you like to do if you were not a singer?And that's from Emily Godelman.I don't know, I've got pretty interested in interior design at the momentbecause I've just bought a new house,and I'm really into colours and all this kind of stuff,so I'd probably like to get into design.I could imagine that being really exciting and really creative.Question thirteen, what was your biggest ever fashion disaster?The 80s was particularly bad.Decade for me in terms of fashion.Lots of spandex, which is just a bad move.Luminous, bright colours.Cycling shorts with little ra-ra skirts over the top.Not a good look.I also had a big perm when I was about 12 years old.A big spiral perm.And because I had lots of hair, really long hair,it kind of just was really big.So don't do it.Anyone who wants a perm, don't do it.Question fourteen, if you could be invisible for a day,what sort of mischief would you do?What would you get up to?And that's from Jeremy Ruan.If I could be invisible for a day,I'd probably just spy on people, really.Bug people's conversations.Probably go nose around people's houses.I love all those interior design programmes that are on in the day,because I get to nose in people's houses,which I love doing, because I'm very nosy.So I'd probably say that.Question fifteen, what have been your highlights of the past year?And that is from Hitan Patel.My first Brit Award nomination.It was unbelievable.Because for me, the Brits has always...Well, it is the biggest music event,but to actually be up there as a solo artist was...Words can't really describe what that feeling was like.