Rita Ora distances herself from controversial book

"Chloe [Paige] has it, too, so she's been giving me lots of advice on how to deal with it since getting back to the United Kingdom".

She reportedly explained: "I was 14 when I had my first relationship with a guy. I felt good that men fancied me". She said: "I was very new to the whole world of a man and a female".

Ora, who is now a judge on the UK X Factor, said the relationship stemmed from her need to be wanted.

The pop singer's confession appears in a new biography, , which is released on Thursday. "For 17 she got through that song".

There is absolutely no way Rita Ora couldn't know how much of a commotion her outfit would cause on tonight's X Factor.

In extracts taken from the book, which have been published by The Sun on Sunday she apparently claimed that the attention she received made her feel as though she could "take over the world". "It's child abuse, really, isn't it?..."

Ora has been seen out and about with Travis Barker, and rumors circulated that the two are dating, but now things have quickly come to an end. But she's adamant on not labeling herself as a victim.

On tonight's show Kiera said: "This is all I have ever wanted". FameFlynet Rita Ora's journey to stardom is being coated in a brand new ebook She stated: "We have been auspicious tog et out". She felt as if she was sexy and that she had a form of respect.

Her comments are a reminder of the ways underaged girls are exploited by older men, but the reaction to the admission also proves that we still don't know how to have nuanced conversations about sexual abuse.

'My mum always let me express myself. At this, Rita takes a deep breath and agrees. If you ask me, we should be more pissed off at the culture that makes this shit happen on the reg than the women caught in the crossfire, but, whatever.

Lauren reckons that people will be able to relate to her because she's "a very normal girl".