NicoleScherzinger

Life Magazin 13 Exclusive interview Life: How well do you know Germany? Nicole Scherzinger: I love the country. You can't laugh at me, but whenever I cycle at my borders in spinning lessons, I imagine that I would be in Germany. I once did a bike tour here, and this untouched landscape with the mountains, the lakes and the fresh air made me happy.

What else is your favorite place? Hawaii. Not only that it is a scenic paradise, but also on a spiritual and spiritual level. My family lives there. But I also like Italy. And as I said, Germany. When you were a child: What did your mother always tell you? Be as you are and don't imagine just so that others might like you.

How many percent would you have to reduce your workload so that you would be massively happier? Not at all. I feel very balanced because I don't consider my work as such. It consists of creating something. And the more creative I am, the happier I am. When you were 16 years old: How did your Zim look like?

Black and white. I only liked these two colors at the time. However, the walls were covered with collages from pictures by Paula Abdul. What kind of nickname did you have as a child? Hulsuse because I was so sensitive. No, fun aside. Mostly it was Nic or Nicci. And Nickers. My Australian friends still call me that today.

To sing. I was born to sing.