The Saturdays' Mollie King: “I’d love curves like Beyonce”

Posted by Anna Lewis on 02 May 2012 15:11 Comments

She’s one of the most beautiful women in the world – she’s just been named 14th Sexiest Woman In The World by FHM magazine, don’t you know?

But The Saturdays' Mollie King isn’t 100% happy with the body she’s been given.

Admitting she has things she’d change about herself just like the rest of us, Mollie said she wishes she had a bootylicious bod like Beyonce.

“I look in the mirror and see things I need to work on. I’d love to have curves like Beyoncé and a nice booty.”

Wouldn’t we all, eh?

“I don’t have any major hang-ups and it’s not like I go to bed crying about it, but there are things I would change,” she added.

Her bandmate Rochelle Wiseman also spoke up about her appearance.

“I’m happy now. A couple of years ago I had two cysts on my ovaries and it made me put on quite a bit of weight. Then after the operation it all calmed down.”

“Now I’m happy to be curvy, I’m happy to be womanly and I think that comes from happiness in everything else in my life too. The last thing I worry about now is what I look like.”

You go, girl!

More mini Saturdays on the way?

When Mollie and Rochelle were speaking about their curves, were they also thinking about the most womanly curve of all – a baby bump?

Rochelle admitted feeling broody since fellow Saturday Una Healy had her baby Aiofe in February.

“It’s made it different, like, ‘Oh my god, you’re a mum now!’ Rochelle, who’s engaged to JLS’s Marvin Humes, said.

“I love that we’re getting married around the same time. And I just love Aoife. I want to have babies in the next five years.”

Mollie’s love life

So who’s Mollie got her eye on at the moment?

Since splitting from model boyfriend of ten months, David Gandy in February, Mollie has revealed she’s still very much on the lookout for Mr Right.

“I’m not into chasing or playing games. I actually fall for guys when they’re a bit all over me! I like an old-school gentleman who picks you up for a date and opens the door, she said.

“Trust is important – and someone who makes an effort to meet my family and be involved in my life. And they have to make me laugh.

“Boys have said in the past that I live my life like a movie. I love all things romantic, like kissing in the rain.”