7 Questions With Perrie Edwards

We ask some of our favourite celebrities pressing questions to find out everything you want to know. We take one for the team and get nosey, probing for some seriously cheeky and cringy info with our seven rapid-fire questions, and this time it’s the super sassy and super sweet Perrie Edwards from Little Mix who spilled the tea on her very cute celeb crush and her hidden secrets.

What’s one thing you’re passionate about right now?

Keeping everyone I love safe and staying indoors.

 

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Who is your ultimate celeb crush? 

When I was younger my ultimate celeb crush was definitely Johnny Depp, but now it’s my boyfriend!

Describe your first kiss in 3 words? 

Romantic, cute and a little bit awkward!

If you had to work but didn’t need the money what would you choose to do?

I’d probably choose to be a singer tbh. Singing is my passion and I wouldn’t even care if I wasn’t getting paid for it.

 

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What’s the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you?

This one time when I was in school I was in a lesson and I sat down on a chair that had chewing gum on it, so my bum got stuck to the chair. I knew it had happened and I was embarrassed so I just continued to sit there for the whole lesson and not tell anyone about it. I started to swing on my chair as normal (because I did that all the time), and suddenly out of nowhere the legs on my chair bent and snapped, making me go flying backward. And just as that happened my trousers ripped and everyone could see the chewing gum that was stuck on them. It was like something in a movie! I was so embarrassed I had to go home afterward.

Tell us a secret about yourself?

Well, I used to live in New Zealand which everyone knows already, but when I grew up there I learned how to count to ten in Maori, people definitely don’t know that?

If you could give your 16-year-old self one piece of advice what would it be?

Be yourself. Realise you’re individual for a reason because if everyone was the same the world would be a boring place, and do what makes you happy!

*Psst… This interview was originally published in April 2020

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