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The popstar said that she accidentally flashed the Blur frontman when two buttons popped on her shirt. She was apparently not wearing a bra underneath her top during the incident.
Allen and Albarn failed to write any tracks together during the session.
The 'Smile' singer also admitted that Take That turned down the chance to work with her on the track 'Who'd Have Known', which bears a resemblance to their hit 'Shine'.
"I didn't know [that it sounded like 'Shine'] when we wrote it," she told The Observer. Greg [Kurstin, producer] just played the chords and I sang and we were like, 'That's great, really hooky'.
"Then when we played it back to someone, they pointed it out that it was, essentially, 'Shine'.
"I was looking forward to doing a video with them. Me and Mark Owen holding hands!"
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