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The 21-year-old singer said being thrust into the limelight led to bitter clashes with her mum Melissa and revealed her younger brother Aaron is going off the rails since a failed suicide bid.
HUNDREDS of potential trouble makers as young as 10 are to be given one-to-one help to stop them going off the rails.
They will work together in a concerted effort to give children extra help and support in time to prevent them from going off the rails and possibly ruining their lives.
 
 
 
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