Kylie has a unique skill. Everyone loves her, be it you (go on, admit it), your Dad, your Gran or your little bro. We've watched her grow from an 80s poodle-haired teenager on Neighbours to a stadium-filling, show-stopping, sophisticated showgirl.
Here in the UK, we've adopted the Aussie pop princess as our own. We've supported her through her highs - nearly fifty chart topping singles including I Should Be So Lucky, Cant Get You Out Of My Head and Fever, ten studio albums - and her lowest point when we were all shocked to hear she had breast cancer.
Named rear of the year more times than we can remember, Kylie (who now has an OBE) has been cover girl for some of the world's top magazines including Vogue and Rolling Stone. She's even managed to squeeze in some more acting over the years with parts in Dr Who, Moulin Rouge and Bollywood blockbuster Blue. AND Kylie is one of the biggest-grossing female performers of all time. She's one of the only artists to have had a number one in three decades.
That's not all. The petite pop diva has learned to be a good business woman too - she's released five fragrances, a lingerie range, a bed linen range and she wrote a children's book.
