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Stacey denies being a diva in Dublin

'X Factor' star Stacey Solomon was rumoured to be living up to her nickname 'The Dagenham Diva' in Dublin at the weekend.
1 of 1 "Still the girl I've always been" - Stacey.
"Still the girl I've always been" - Stacey.

A source told The Evening Hearld: "She is quite the diva. She had a lot of demands and was very strict on sticking to the terms of her contract."

Mum-of-one Stacey was in town for the Xpose Live launch at the RDS.

She was expected at the post-RDS celebrations, but caught a flight out of Dublin immediately after the show's Friday launch only to return again yesterday.

But Stacey, who walked away with dozens of free clothes, insisted the rumours weren't true. She told the paper: "I'm still the same girl I've always been. I still feel like me and I haven't changed a bit.

"I love meeting all the Irish fans; I never get tired of posing for photos or smiling because I'm always smiling anyway."

Stacey and her sister Jemma spent yesterday shopping in Dublin before performing the capital tonight

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