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Stacey Solomon: X Factor 'Diva Week'

Stacey Solomon: X Factor 'Diva Week'

October 19, 2009 10:20

By Jessica Elgot

1 min read

This week, Stacey tackles Etta James' At Last for the X Factor Diva Week, but it's a song she's never heard of before. Will she remember the words?

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