-Cher Lloyd is back! -I am.
You've been away for too long.
Yeah, I feel like that as well. I feel like it has been a bit of a long time, and it's
about time that I came back. I've been itching to get back. You know, I spent a long time...
I hate to say it because it's very cheesy, sort of finding out who I was. Finding myself.
Spent some time finding myself.
So now we have some Twitter questions from the fans. Ask Cher. Okay, who is the last
person you got nervous meeting?
That I got nervous meeting? Uh... I'd say that I did get a little bit nervous coming
in today because it's been so long. I am a bit nervous! I am a bit nervous to be doing
this, and yeah. Although I've learnt a little bit how to hide it a little bit, but I do
get a funny feeling in my stomach.
Awww.... That's so sweet. You have a lot of support to come back to.
Thank you.
What's your favourite lyric from Sorry I'm Late?
Oh, it's a hard one. That's a really hard one. Um, probably. It's from Goodnight, which
is a song that I wrote about my dad, and there's a line in it, and it says, "I'll save you
a seat at the table."
Aw, that's really nice. Who would you totally fangirl over if you met them right now?
Oh, it'd have to be Sam Smith.
I would have to sort of...
And not overdo it. I'd have to do the whole, "I really like your music." Cause else I'd
be like oh my God! And I don't want to do that. I don't want to freak him out.
Babe, you don't want to do that. No no no. Very cool. What male artist would you love
to collaborate with?
Really like Ed Sheeran. Always liked Ed Sheeran from the get go. I mean, that was always a
real diamond there, you know.
-Diamond. -Diamond.
Diamond. Love Ed.
Yeah, but I would say probably him.
What was it like working with Beth Ditto?
It was an experience. It was definitely an experience, and I think you meet all these
different people every day, but then you meet one that just stands out, you know? And you
know that you'll never really forget the atmosphere that was surrounded with it. It was a really
good atmosphere.
And Demi Lovato?
I went on tour with her. I've got a new single with her. I'm featured on her latest single
called Really Don't Care, and we just shot the video. And um, yeah I can't wait for people
to see that.
What's she like to work with?
She's fun. Really fun. It's nice to be able to work musically with someone around my age.
It's nice. Another girl.
-Yeah, I love it. -I like it.
Ladies forward. Is she just a girls girl? Do you guys just hang out?
Well, I wouldn't say we just hang out, but we definitely have a laugh together, you know.
We had a great time at the video together. Obviously, being on tour with each other,
we're always doing silly little things, and we pulled a few pranks on each other, which
was fun.
What?
Well, on the last night of the tour, there was just this little rumour going around that
she was going to do something to me while I went on stage for my part of the song. So
I decided that I'd do something to sort of prepare myself for that. I put on a tiger/lion
onesie. It was weird because she was like, and she was about to silly string me, but it
was like... Who's pranking who here? I think we both win.
Double prank, double prank.
What's your favourite tattoo?
Always a difficult question that one. I've always said it's my crying eye. I just really,
really like it, and I think whenever I look at it, it reminds me of something.
What's the best thing about being married?
The best thing about being married? It's not much different to just having a boyfriend.
It's not that much different, but I think the best thing about it is that I've got a
best friend for life. He's my best mate. We do everything together.
-Aw, that's the nicest thing in the world. -We do!
We do really silly things together, and we really want to spend our time having fun,
and that's what we want our lives to be is just to be happy and to have fun. And hopefully
make other people happy too.
That's so nice.
Sounds cheesy when I say it, but that is our plan.
No, we are falling in love with you as the minutes go by. And lastly, you've had a ridiculously
crazy kind of five years. When you were really little, did you always know that... Did you
have a sneaking suspicion that you would be a singer?
I remember the day that my mum bought a... From the car boot, I'll have you know. From
the car boot, she bought me a Pop Idol Karaoke Machine. Right? Totally out of date. You had
to kick it to make it work, but I fell in love with that karaoke machine, and I remember
the first song I sang on it was Britney Spears' song, and I stood there and I had this wardrobe
with mirrors on it. I stood there, and I thought this is the dream. I did. I stood there, and
I always got really nervous for anybody to walk into my room because I didn't want them
to catch me doing all my moves. And I was just a total dreamer.
Really?
Yeah, but I worked my arse off, and I got a big slice of that dream. It's lovely.
Huge slice, and to totally finish off with. What's the best advice someone's ever given you?
Best advice actually came from Mr. Cowell, and he said to me, "Do what you want to do."
And it was a very stern... It was more like I understood what he was telling me. It wasn't
just like oh, it's okay. You do what you want to do. It was more like no, you do what you
want to do. And I've carried that with me.
Simon Cowell.
-Whoo! -Good advice, Simon Cowell.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.