She may look like she’s wrapped in one of her own-brand bedding sets, but Kylie Minogue fans will be relieved to hear she’s not giving up on music any time soon. In a chat with Grazia magazine, the I Can’t Get You Out of My Head singer hinted at more hits to come, saying: “I’m not ready to hit the pause button just yet.” Kylie, 56, also discussed her recent duet with Madonna, which saw the pop divas cover I Will Survive. She says proudly: “She wanted us to cover ‘I Will Survive’ for various reasons. She lost her mother to breast cancer and she knows of my history with it, and we have both survived the ups and downs of being a woman in the industry.” Over the weekend the Mirror exclusively revealed that the Aussie pop star had signed a seven-figure deal to film a fly-on-the-wall Netflix documentary. Filming for the show is expected to start filming towards the end of this year. A source said: “There was a serious bidding war over this. Kylie’s had an incredible life, from starring in Neighbours to becoming a pop icon and still dominating the charts decades later. She has a massive fan-base so there’s no question it will attract a huge audience. That’s why the offers went so high – everyone’s very excited.” Kylie first found fame in 1986, when she joined the cast of daytime TV soap Neighbours as Charlene Mitchell. But she went on to become the Princess of Pop, with record sales of more than 80 million. Seven of her 16 albums have been No.1s, inclu-ding last year’s Tension, with racy hit single Padam Padam. Kylie followed that up with her first concert residency at The Venetian hotel’s Voltaire in Las Vegas. And in December, she filmed ITV’s An Audience with Kylie at Lon–don’s Royal Albert Hall. You can read Kylie’s interview with Grazia Magazine here.
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