Well she just looked very Danielle Lloyd in a horrid sparkly dress and way too much fake tan!

Anyways back to the Mobos and those who did dress well and looked great. The lovely WAG Jamelia shone as usual in a simple black sequined dress, complete with hubby Darren Byfield on her arm.

Also in attendance were former WAGs Liz McLarnon and Alesha Dixon, Liz looked particularly gorge in a black vest, high waisted black trousers and heels. Simple but effective, the singer is certainly getting the hang of this event dressing, I guess she should the amount she’s been to recently!!

The big winners of the night were Estelle, Leona Lewis and Chris Brown who all came away with two awards each.

Jamelia strutted her stuff on the Fashion for Relief catwalk yesterday.

And the WAG brought her two young daughters to walk the walk with her. The three girls wore matching tatan dresses…So so cute!!

Jamelia’s girls Teja and Tiani didn’t appear to be bothered that they were walking on the same catwalk as some huge celebrities. Then again when your Mum’s a popstar I suppose it all seems normal.

Other stars that took part in Fashion for Relief included Cheryl Cole, Cilla Black, Daisy Lowe and Kimberley Stewart.

Jamelia is married to ‘baller Darren Byfield.

An odd thing to give up I think you’ll agree?! But after filming a documentary about the origins of hair extensions Jamelia has been put off for life.

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Pop star Jamelia has filmed a documentary for the BBC, to find out where the hair extensions we use really come from.

The singer may shock some of the WAGs out there who’s extensions are a way of life for them. Jamelia visited areas of Russia and India and found out some disturbing facts.

Jamelia met a 13 yr old Russian girl who had long hair down to her backside who was prepared to have her cut off for a few pounds. The girl is paid £100 for her hair, the equivalent of a months wage where she is from and is thrilled.

The star also discovered that young girls and women in India were having their hair shaved off as a religious sacrifice. This sacrifice is a last plea to a higher power to stop their houses being repossessed. But the hair will not be thrown away, it will instead to be sold to Western Europe and could eventually end up on your head, now that’s a scary thought.

Jamelia has admitted that before taking part in this programme she wouldn’t have appeared on stage or in a photoshoot without extensions, saying that they gave her confidence. But since finding out these distressing details she hasn’t and won’t wear them again.

Although I don’t wear extensions, I think this proves you should be wary of where yours originate from.

The full documentary can be seen on BBCthree on Sunday night!