The 'Price Tag' singer, who is currently a judge on 'The Voice' UK, is furious that people believe she has got a big ego and a massive entourage waiting for her, reported Contactmusic.
"I don't think there has been any TV show where a woman hasn't had a diva stamp. I don't want anyone to think that's what I am because I'm not. I'm the total opposite. I have eight people in my team, not 50. You can't win. I realise that happens to women," she said.
"I'm more of a woman now. I'm having fun and still want to have fun. But it doesn't mean I have to wear a leotard now. I did that cartoony, crazy, dark-haired bob look and I loved it. But I have less make-up now. I feel like I've grown up.
"I was 17 when I got signed, 22 for my first single and now I'm 25. My album feels more mature," she added.
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