Lily Allen’s promise to Professor Green has to wait, because Lily Allen will not be performing at Glastonbury this year.

She promised to sing with him at Glastonbury AND gave him a £10,000 black Rolex with his name inscribed on it.

The Prof said: “It is the best present I’ve ever had, I’m blown away.”

But this afternoon Lily tweeted out she had to leave early, and therefore wouldn’t be able to sing.

Lily Allen has confirmed that she would not be interested in appearing as a guest judge on the new X Factor series.

The ‘Not Fair’ singer has often been tipped for a place on the show’s panel and has most recently been rumoured as a possible replacement for Dannii Minogue at this year’s auditions.

A position on The X Factor would have seen the 25-year-old working alongside Cheryl Cole following their long-running war of words.

However, speaking to the Sunday Mirror, Allen commented: “I won’t be a judge on X Factor. That’s so not the sort of thing I’d do.

“But I wouldn’t have a problem sitting next to Cheryl. There’s no feud. I have nothing bad to say about her. Her song ‘Parachute’ is genius and it’s on my iPod.”

Lily Allen said she was determined not to get too drunk at this year’s Glamour Awards as she had to be carried out last time.

The 25-year-old singer recently announced she is retiring from music for the next four to five years while she settles down with boyfriend Sam Cooper in the country.

She said to UK newspaper Daily Mirror: “I’ve always found it really funny going to awards ceremonies that I’ve been to before. I just think: ‘fucking hell, remember last time I did this?’

“Last time I was there, I was carried over rails by security guards trying to smuggle me out. I woke up and had no idea, no recollection. And I Googled myself.”

Here are the press articles that have been released, based on Lily Allen’s interview for In Confidence.

Lily Allen can write new song in two hours
Lily Allen: “My father is rubbish”
Lily Allen feels validated by older men
Lily Allen denies party girl reputation
Lily Allen inspired by tearful school concert
Lily Allen regrets pop career
Lily Allen thought she was going to hell when she was little
Lily Allen calls Spice Girl & S Club 7 ‘rubbish’

Mark Ronson has spoken out about his time working with Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse.

Lily Allen became annoyed when the press described Mark Ronson as the man behind her rise to fame.

The pair worked together on their version of Kaiser Chief’s ‘Oh My God’ in 2007.

Speaking to The Guardian Mark explained: “I know Lily is quite proud, and rightly so, she is very talented. There is no one behind Lily Allen, it’s all her. She would just get mad, and I would say, ‘Well I didn’t write that’. She would then hang up.”