Britain’s Got Talent beauty Alesha Dixon joins The Sun for cocktails and gossip on our luxury yacht at Cannes Lions bash
Alesha joins Dan Wootton for a tour around our luxury yacht in exclusive Facebook live event
ALESHA Dixon showed off her limbo talents and looked as fashion forward as ever as she spoke to Dan Wootton ahead of our exclusive Cannes Lions yacht party tonight.
The Britain's Got Talent judge looked stunning in a Dolce and Gabbana top with bright blue culottes as she prepared for the night ahead.
Speaking to Dan on a Facebook live stream, the former Misteeq star even teased about her upcoming reunion with the other girls.
Alesha also revealed to Dan that she will be back "propping up the bar" tonight after four weeks of sobriety.
She explained that she had deliberately undergone a dry spell alongside fellow judge Amanda Holden before the start of Britain's Got Talent to be healthier.
Yet she still found herself being accused of being drunk on the show by her co-stars David Walliams and Simon Cowell.
She told Dan: "I had a four week break and now I’m treating myself."
"That naughty David Walliams who kept making jokes about me being drunk! It’s not true!
It was actually because I was drinking vegetable juice. He was taking the mickey out of me."
Dan spoke to Alesha ahead of The Sun's official party on board the extraordinary Panthalassa- our 56m sailing yacht moored in the Cannes harbour, also offered Virtual Reality demonstrations so The Sun’s guests could get to grips with the latest video technologies.
The star-studded yacht party caps off an incredible week of events held by The Sun and News UK at Cannes Lions, the world’s leading advertising festival.
Earlier this week British rapper Professor Green took part in our talk called The Anatomy of Great Video Content.
He was joined by Sarah Wood from social video firm Unruly, Barcroft Productions’ Sam Barcroft and Yolande Waldock, Head of Global Brand Team, Lexus International.
Professor Green – real name Stephen Manderson – got stuck in and told advertisers listening in: “You should never underestimate your audience”.
Today, lucky guests also took part in a special wine tasting session with top British chef Marcus Wareing at our chateau – the perfect warm-up for tonight’s bash.
Come back tomorrow for an exclusive video interview with Take That aboard The Sun’s yacht.
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