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You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 13 November 2021 source ↗
J-Lo, a foreign correspondent and, at uni, I assumed that someone would tap me on the shoulder and ask me to be in MI6, but it never happened.
A radio journalist or on the till at Marks & Spencer.
An English teacher, and then a dance teacher.
Not a lawyer, which was what I told everyone, because my father wanted me to be one.
Like nothing else, I guess.
To the British public generally. They know why.
I put out a song called Monsters on my last album, about my father’s illness – he had stage four chronic kidney disease – and a handful of people offered him a new kidney. People’s kindness really touched me.
If my children could change their own nappies.
I’m sure it’s a cliché but I’d like to see as many of my friends and family as possible in that day. So I’d have my family around, I’d have my friends around, just to clock in with them.
Matt Goss, Toyah Willcox, Jennifer Hudson, Richard Coles, Martin Kemp, Alison Moyet
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