Anastacia: 5 minutes with a diva

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Plus Anastacia has done a cool down-to-earth interview with mirror.co.uk

The Don’t Stop Believing judge and singing sensation, 41, on her outrageous demands (for crisps), and diva strops (oh yes)…

What does ‘diva’ mean to you?
In the beginning it was about untouchable stars who had temper tantrums, then divas became respected women in the industry who didn’t compare to many others. I don’t get offended if someone calls me a diva. I’m a way more down-to-earth person than a diva. We all have diva moments, and if we say we haven’t – LIES!

What’s the closest you’ve ever come to throwing a diva strop?
I don’t ask for outrageous things, but I have lost it, been at my wits end, cried and been tired… Which can be seen as diva moments, but I’m not meaning to, I’m just exhausted.

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Anastacia on Loose Women

Anastacia leaving the studios:

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Anastacia wants her own Reality Show!

On the last issue of Reveal Magazine, Anastacia has said:

‘I’m doing my own reality show. Everything about my life is a living comedy skit. Anyone who has listened to my songs knows I’m not light and easy, but I like to turn the frown upside down. It’s coming soon, so watch this space.’

It’s an amazing idea! I’d love it!

Credits: anastaciadreams / Chè

Digital Spy – Interview

“[It will be] more like the sprock sound that I personally enjoyed doing, soul pop rock Anastacia style, giving it to you, you know, most of the songs heavy guitar, just got it going on, so that my voice can dance with the guitars and stuff, I like that”.

Credits: anastaciadreams.com / digitalspy.co.uk

New Interviews!

Check out loads of new articles and tv interviews:

Articles:
Anastacia is a Cougar
I’m a reality TV Junkie!

TV Shows:
The 5′o Clock Show – Interview
The 5′o Clock Show – Playing Volleyball
Live from Studio Five

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Anastacia: I’ll always have Botox

Anastacia is adamant her use of Botox will continue, saying she looks ‘scary’ without it.

The multi-award winning songstress who has enjoyed a decade of international success with hits including I’m Outta Love and Not That Kind, first started having the injections to her forehead in 2003.

The 41-year-old told Reveal magazine: “Without it my frown scares me, let alone everyone else! I get it from my mum who has a perma-frown. It’s a family trait. So I prefer to get rid of it with Botox in two places on my forehead.”

The Chicago-born singer admitted her health battles have affected her confidence. She suffers from a rare heart condition and has battled breast cancer and digestive disorder Crohn’s disease.

But she doesn’t rule out going under the knife in the future saying: “I would have cosmetic surgery if I felt I needed it”.

She added: “Everything I’ve been through has affected my confidence. It’s all chiselled away at my core. But there’s always a bit of putty to mend it.”

Despite this the singer, who is a judge on Five’s new talent show Don’t Stop Believing, is looking forward to her impending 42nd birthday, and feels these days she’s developing a better sense of self-acceptance.

“When I was a teenager I was a tomboy and the ugly girl of the group. I still kind of think that way, but I’m happier now when I catch sight of myself in the mirror. I’m definitely growing more comfortable in my skin”.

Source: music.uk.msn

Anastacia wants to adopt – Reveal Magazine

The I’m Outta Love singer split from her husband Wayne Newton earlier this year after three years of marriage.

During their union she played stepmum to his kids – and now she’s got her eye on a child of her own.

But the singer is open to the idea of adoption, after seeing how Bullock took in baby Louis in January and is now caring for him as a single mum following her split from Jesse James.

Anastacia tells Britain’s Reveal magazine, “Having children has been a hope for me since I was very young. For a period of time (when I was marr ied) I was saying no, but I’d have to be 60 to give up hope.

“I would adopt like Sandra Bullock. There doesn’t have to be a father, a mother, two dogs and 2.5 children to be a perfect family.”

Source: Pr-Inside