Jessie J brands The Voice swivel chairs unsuitable for girls and Will.i.am

Jessie J brands The Voice swivel chairs unsuitable for girls and Will.i.am

As one of the, shall we say, more outgoing people in British pop Jessie J is unlikely to be found quivering in the corner of a crowded room.

And as a judge on The Voice she certainly proved she's happy to be outspoken and give her full opinion.

But taking part in the second series of the BBC talent series seems to have enraged she of the newly bald head â€" Jessie, 24, has slammed the famous swivel chairs on the show, branding them unsuitable for girls.

The Price Tag warbler, who shaved off her hair for Comic Relief, was seen throwing some rather questionable shapes before slamming her hand down on the big red button to vote for contestants on the programme last year, and she may be seen launching her seat across the room in a strop in series two.

Jessie and her fellow judges Sir Tom Jones, Will.i.am and Danny O'Donoghue grew so close on the first series of The Voice that their shoulders eventually moulded together

She told the Radio Times: "Honestly, as a girl, it's not the most comfortable chair. While all the guys can sit back and look relaxed, I either have to sit really upright and forward, or lean to the side.

"I feel so little in that chair, but at least my feet touch the ground... [fellow judge] Will [I.Am's] don't!"

Little 'ol Will might choose to follow in the tiny giant footsteps of music wizard Simon Cowell who is said to sit on a cushion to boost his height when he appears on The X Factor.

And despite going all Spice Girls on us and unleashing her Girl Power by speaking out as the only female judge on The Voice, Jessie doesn't want fans to think she's turning into a diva.

Peace! Jessie insists she is a human being of the super cool variety and that there will no diva strops during the second series of The Voice

She added: "I don't think there's ever been any show on TV where a girl hasn't had the diva stamp. I see it as some sort of compliment because the original divas were the Shirley Basseys, the Whitney Houstons.

"I would never ever want anyone to think that's how I am. Because I'm not. I'm the complete opposite. I have eight people in my team â€" not 50, which is what was said in the papers. But you can't win... I've realised that it happens to women."

The second series of The Voice starts on Saturday 30 March on BBC1.

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