On 6 November 2006, it was revealed that Dixon had been dropped by her label, Polydor Records. [28] Polydor gave her full rights to her unreleased debut album, Fired Up. Coinciding with her professional troubles was the collapse of her marriage to Harvey; Dixon filed for divorce just over a year after her wedding due to her husband's affair with Javine Hylton. [30]

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