Even when Lily Allen is on her best behaviour trouble seems to follow her.
A quiet family meal on Sunday for sister Sarah's 30th birthday ended in the police arriving to break up a bar room tussle.
Lily's party - including mum Allison and brother Alfie - arrived at the Paradise in Kensal Green, North London, to find a group of guys already sitting at their table.
They allegedly refused to budge and, after a heated exchange of words, they spotted Lily, 24, in the corner.."
Lily Allen has apparently decided to put an offer in on a £1.3m country mansion. The 'Who'd Have Known' singer, who recently announced that she is having a break from the music industry, reportedly said that she is sick of London life and wants to move to a quiet Cotswolds village. A friend of Allen is quoted by Hello magazine as saying: "Lily's had enough of London life. She may only be 24, but she's done far more than most other girls her age in just a short space of time." The star previously said that she longs to be a "suburban mum" and raise a family in the country. It is rumoured that Allen has put her three-bedroom North London flat up for rent at $750 (£457) a week.
Lily Allen is preparing for a show in the Irish capital tonight (December 8th) in an event that may interest people staying at Dublin hotels.
The British songstress is continuing her world tour with an appearance at the O2 in Dublin.
Following performances at a number of festivals this summer, the singer and songwriter is gearing up to showcase material from her latest album - It’s Not Me, It’s You - alongside her biggest hits, such as Smile and Alfie.
The daughter of actor Keith Allen has become internationally renowned for her quirky brand of pop as well as experiencing limited success as a chat show host in the UK.
Anyone staying in Dublin hotels tonight who is in need of some entertainment may want to try and get tickets for the performance, which will start at 18:30 local time.
Other forthcoming locations on her tour include Brighton, Auckland and Sydney, where she will be among a host of acts appearing at the Big Day Out 2010 festival.
Allen says she'll take 'one or two' years off from singing Lily Allen has confirmed that she is set to take a break from performing and recording music for "one or two" years while she pursues other projects.
She told BBC Newsbeat that instead of performing after her last scheduled gig on March 7 – with Dizzee Rascal at The O2 in London – she'll turn her attentions to launching "a record label and running a rental clothes store".
In September Allen said she would not be renewing her record contract, although at the time her spokesperson denied that she was quitting music.
Now she has said she will take "one or two years off from recording and performing music".
She said the London gig was "the last thing I've got planned. I'm just going to concentrate on doing some behind the scenes sort of stuff".
The singer went on to say that the record label she is planning to launch will focus on new acts.
"I'm going to get into signing new bands, but at a really early level," Allen explained. "I don't want to compete with other record companies, but I want to support new artists."
Allen also said that she would launch a fashion rental store, called Lucy In Disguise, in London with her sister, Sarah.
"It's about making fashion democratic," she explained. "That's the idea behind it. It's about getting really nice clothes, but letting people rent them for affordable prices so they can go out and feel like a million dollars and it won't cost them a million dollars."
She also confirmed that after stepping down from the illegal downloading debate earlier in the year she had avoided computers completely.
"I've stopped everything, I haven't got a computer and I haven't got a BlackBerry," she said. "I don't do emails or anything now."
LILY Allen has had three breakdowns over the past nine years, the singer has revealed. The Smile hitmaker, 24, says the miscarriage she suffered last year was one of her lowest points. “On a personal level, my miscarriage was a horrible moment,” she said. “And then there were the several breakdowns that I had… “There was one when I was 18 and I went into the Priory. I’ve had two really low points since.”