Alesha Dixon Cries Out: Save the Children – No Phones Please!

Alesha Dixon is determined to keep her daughters off smartphones, reminiscing about a simpler 2000s lifestyle without social media. She values real moments over Insta posts and feels more alive than ever when performing. With her upcoming songs, she’s ready to make a splash again.

Alesha Dixon, the fab 46-year-old singer and judge on Britain’s Got Talent, is on a mission to keep her daughters away from smartphones. She’s not about to cave in to their begging, saying, “If she doesn’t need a phone, then why is she having one?” She’s all about delaying that digital world entry like it’s a bad first date with an ex!

In her chat with Women’s Health UK, Alesha also reminisced about the good old 2000s, where partying involved real-life fun instead of photo filters and Instagram stories. “It’s fine, but you just want to be in the moment – and then it’s on Instagram stories!” Who can blame her for wanting to keep some memories off the grid?

She highlighted the upside of social media for today’s artists, who can now share one interview with the world instead of juggling multiple TV appearances like a clown in a circus. Dixon herself missed that performance thrill, recalling her recent show where she felt “so alive” and ready to conquer the stage all over again. Who needs a time machine when you’ve got a mic?

Dixon’s illustrious career started in the girl band Mis-Teeq, and she’s been dancing into hearts ever since. She’s judging BGT, hosting the Eurovision, and still feels the excitement every time she steps on stage. With her upcoming track Ransom, she’s gearing up for a comeback that promises to make her fans groove and party!

Catch her witty interview in the latest issue of Women’s Health UK, and don’t forget to tune in for the new BGT series starting February 22 at 7 pm on ITV1 and ITVX. Who knows, there might be more wisdom and fun to share!

Alesha Dixon is fiercely advocating for her daughters to enjoy a screen-free childhood while fondly reminiscing about the carefree days of the 2000s. Despite the hustle and bustle of social media making life easier for artists, she longs for the thrill of live performances. Her return to the stage promises to be filled with excitement, making her fans eager for more!

Original Source: www.independent.ie