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The chart newcomers bumped into the Girls Aloud star while they were recording at the Kent studios of production team Xenomania.
Group member Frankee Connolly told DS: "She said she'd heard our song on the radio on the way to Xenomania and loved it, which was amazing to hear."
Her bandmate Britt Love added: "She looks even better in real life than she does on the telly. She's so small as well - she's like a little Mini Viva herself!"
Meanwhile, Cole was not the only popstar Mini Viva encountered while working at the Xenomania studios.
"We saw Alexandra Burke there too and said a quick hello," said Love. "She's a nice girl."
"And Alesha Dixon, she cracks me up. I love her cackle!" added Connolly.
Mini Viva release 'Left My Heart In Tokyo' on September 7.
> Click here to read our full interview with Mini Viva
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