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Hello and welcome to Whitewon Question Time. I've got to be honest,

it's a little early for me to be hitting the bottle this week because we're recording this episode

at 8.30am UK time, but my guest is literally on the other side of the world in Melbourne

having already popped her cork. And my only wish is that we were recording this episode in person,

so I could raise a glass with her face to face. She is a show business stalwart.

Some might say an icon. She's a recording artist who started working at the age of seven

and has quite literally never stopped clocking up millions of record sales awards,

creative ventures along the way, and after stepping onto the X-factor judging panel,

hasn't stopped working on both sides of the planet as a talent judge most recently

on Australia's masked singer. As a child star, she was the toast of Australian television,

appearing regularly on young talent time and willing it before moving on to star in

home in a way, which brought her to UK audiences alongside her sister Kylie, who made her name a few

years earlier on neighbours. They both quickly relocated to London to launch and pursue

highly successful recording careers, which saw her pivot from pop to dance music with critical acclaim.

After spending 22 years in London, she relocated back to Australia when she became a mother,

almost 10 years ago, well, a little over 10 years ago now, and she now lives with her son

Ethan in Melbourne with a partner of 8 years. If you've missed her, and I know you have, don't worry,

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