Kylie Minogue has achieved her first-ever Christmas primary.
Kylie Minogue has topped the charts
The 57-year-old pop star has topped the Christmas charts within the UK for the primary time with XMAS, that means Kylie has additionally turn out to be the primary lady to have primary singles throughout 4 completely different many years.
Kylie – who has already offered greater than 80 million data throughout her profession – advised Official Charts: “It’s laborious to place into phrases how particular this feels.
“Being Christmas primary actually is essentially the most great present! I’m so grateful to everybody who’s been listening and sharing the love and I’m wishing you all a really Merry Christmas!”
Kylie has additionally turn out to be the primary solo feminine artist in 12 years to high the UK charts at Christmas. Kylie’s hit single leads the way in which this 12 months forward of Final Christmas by Wham!, and Mariah Carey’s All I Need For Christmas Is You.
In the meantime, Kylie lately confessed that she suffered “actually dangerous migraines” whereas making her Kylie Christmas (Absolutely Wrapped) album.
The chart-topping pop star returned to the studio to revamp her 2015 festive document Kylie Christmas and add 4 new tunes to the monitor checklist – however Kylie battled horrible complications throughout the periods.
Talking to NME, Kylie defined: “After I take heed to the songs now, it feels actually good. It felt like Christmas, even when I used to be within the studio in tears typically as a result of I used to be having actually dangerous migraines!”
Kylie additionally admitted that she hoped XMAS would high the UK charts.
She stated: “It could be superb, however I actually didn’t take into consideration that once we first went into this promo. I’ve been so centered on every thing else, wrapping every thing up and all the opposite mechanics, however now that we’re right here …
“It could be good. But in addition I’m cool with it regardless as a result of it’s a really coveted spot and loopy issues occur round Christmas, so I don’t assume it’s that predictable.”
