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20th November 2018
07:39pm GMT

"I wanted to start by saying thank you all so much for your lovely comments and support about my performance on Sunday. You may not have read about them but I definitely saw and felt them. "Having spent 16 years in the public eye I have always been accepting of people's opinions. Me personally, my music and performances are never going to be for everyone. And that's OK. "I let a lot of things lie but the sheer level of unbalanced negativity towards me in the tabloid press these past few days has been quite frankly shocking and I need to address it.She finished up the post with a defiant message to the people who had critiqued her. She added:"This level of relentless abuse should not be tolerated in any walk of life.
"From my appearance, my body size and shape to my performance and even dragging innocent people into this like they did to Nile Rodgers simple for a clickbait headline is totally uncalled for. It also gives the trolls a bigger voice and platform. "What's even more surprising to me is that some of these people are the first to write that we should be more socially aware and conscious of online bullying and mental health awareness. "Is this any different?"
"I did watch my performance back and I LOVED IT!"