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Gossip’s Beth Ditto had never heard Rihanna’s ‘Umbrella’ until Jessie Ware sang it to her in the rain at Glastonbury

Gossip’s Beth Ditto has revealed that she had never heard Rihanna’s hit song ‘Umbrella’ until Jessie Ware sang it to her at Glastonbury.The discussion arose as part of a new interview between the Gossip singer and the ‘Free Yourself’ artist as part of a new episode on the latter’s Table Manners podcast.In the discussion, Ditto recalled a time when she was at Glastonbury back in 2007 to perform with her bandmates, and was introduced to the song for the first time – despite it dominating charts around the world at that point.According to Ditto, she first heard the song when a then-unknown Jessie Ware was singing it in the audience as a rainstorm hit the festival, and had no idea the song was already a chart hit.“I did not realise that was you, and in my memory, the first time I’d ever heard the song ‘Umbrella’ was you and your friend. I remember the two of you, your haircut… everybody did it because you had an umbrella,” she told Jessie and her mum Lennie.“It’s such a core memory for me because I remember that day that these two girls walked up to me, I remember y’all singing ‘Umbrella, ella, ella‘ and I was thinking ‘These girls are singing a hit!’ I did not know it was a Rihanna song, I thought you made it up!”She continued, admitting that she had tried to tell the story countless times in the years since, particularly after Ware made it into the spotlight herself with her pop career.“I’d never even heard that song, it doesn’t sound that crazy when I tell you.
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Gossip’s Beth Ditto had never heard Rihanna’s ‘Umbrella’ until Jessie Ware sang it to her in the rain at Glastonbury
Gossip’s Beth Ditto has revealed that she had never heard Rihanna’s hit song ‘Umbrella’ until Jessie Ware sang it to her at Glastonbury.The discussion arose as part of a new interview between the Gossip singer and the ‘Free Yourself’ artist as part of a new episode on the latter’s Table Manners podcast.In the discussion, Ditto recalled a time when she was at Glastonbury back in 2007 to perform with her bandmates, and was introduced to the song for the first time – despite it dominating charts around the world at that point.According to Ditto, she first heard the song when a then-unknown Jessie Ware was singing it in the audience as a rainstorm hit the festival, and had no idea the song was already a chart hit.“I did not realise that was you, and in my memory, the first time I’d ever heard the song ‘Umbrella’ was you and your friend. I remember the two of you, your haircut… everybody did it because you had an umbrella,” she told Jessie and her mum Lennie.“It’s such a core memory for me because I remember that day that these two girls walked up to me, I remember y’all singing ‘Umbrella, ella, ella‘ and I was thinking ‘These girls are singing a hit!’ I did not know it was a Rihanna song, I thought you made it up!”She continued, admitting that she had tried to tell the story countless times in the years since, particularly after Ware made it into the spotlight herself with her pop career.“I’d never even heard that song, it doesn’t sound that crazy when I tell you.
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Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss lead mourners at Vivienne Westwood's memorial
Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss have joined mourners at Dame Vivienne Westwood's memorial.The British fashion icon died on December 29 aged 81.A service was held at London's Southward Cathedral on Thursday (February 16) to celebrate her life and legacy with many A-list guests styling themselves in classic Westwood fashion.READ MORE: Victoria Beckham blown away by 'sweetest surprise' from daughter Harper SevenSpice Girls legend Victoria was pictured wearing a glam skin-tight black dress with a high neck and leg slit and hid her eyes with a pair of her signature designer sunglasses to attend the star-studded event.Supermodel Kate showed her respects at the service alongside her daughter Lila, who wore a red heart-shaped Vivienne Westwood bag.Masked Singer star Jonathan Ross stepped away from his regular outlandish looks seen on the ITV show and instead sported a casual look wearing a purple jumper, black jeans and a black coat.Christina Henricks was spotted wearing an outfit which gave a nod to Dame Vivienne as it featured a long, blue tartan coat with a stylish tie around the waist.Pop sensation Paloma Faith and actress Helena Bonham Carter also made an appearance to pay their respects to the late Vivienne.The Crown star Helena donned a red tartan dress with Changes hitmaker Paloma donned an eye-catching ensemble with a black cap and a pair of red, fluffy shoes.Model Sara Stockbridge was photographed in a black coat as she entered the cathedral.She donned a pair of brightly coloured socks and bright red heels in tribute to Vivienne.Stormzy, Sir Bob Geldof, Bez, Jaimie Winstone, Sadie Frost, Lily Cole, Elle Fanning, Lady Amelia Windsor and Beth Ditto were also spotted arriving.British Vogue editor Edward Enninful was also
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