Joss Stone

Joss recently appeared on I-village’s In the loop, a live interactive daytime program on I-village. The show is hosted by Comedian Kim Coles,“Apprentice” winner and entrepreneur Bill Rancic and television personality Ereka Vetrini.

Joss sat down for an interview. Joss wore a striped tank over a green tank, chocolate-brown khakis, and flip flops. Cute peace sign necklace. Her hair was still read, but straight not wavey.

Topics of conversation were Joss’s album title, which Joss stated was more about this being her first time being in charge of her album and having a say, then about introducing herself.

Joss also discussed being asked to do the Princess Diana Tribute and the great responsiblity to represent something Diana would appreciate.

She was asked about the musical tastes in her family and she mentioned that everyone in her family liked something different, but that they were all encouraged to find what they liked.

Joss was asked about how kids should go about living their dreams.
She sees music as just another job, with a lot more hair and make up. Says you just have to keep trying to live your dreams.

The show takes internet questions. Joss was asked why she is always barefoot. “I don’t want to fall over”

She also asked how she came up with the name Joss, which she says is just the shortening of her name Jocelyn.

She told a cute story about how she first was on tv as a way to get back her family horse that was sold. She said she didn’t like school, but needed to make money so she went on tv and thats how she got started. She said she didn’t end up getting the horse back even after she made a ton of money because the woman didn’t want to sell.

Bill asked her opinion on the Britney Spears

“Do you really want to know. I think people should shut up and leave her alone. She is a young woman and she should be going out… ” She went on to mention that sometimes you can’t wear knickers as they show your panty line.

You can also check out the exclusive internet only interview done after the other interview.

Warning this internet only interview is harder to hear and the camera work is less then perfect.