She has been the only discussion point about this year's X Factor.
But after dividing viewers since her first audition at the end of summer, fans of the show have had one question: is Honey G being serious?
After she was finally eliminated on Sunday night, the rapper - a recruitment consultant whose real name is Anna Gilford - insists she is the real deal and has her sights set on a record deal.
But first, the 35-year-old reveals she's on the hunt for love and wants to have kids.
Appearing on Lorraine, she explained: 'I'm single. I am looking for love, I really want to have kids soon and obviously I just want to get a long term partner before I decide to have kids, hopefully marriage one day as well.'
In fact, she reveals that kids are one of the main reasons she wants to make a career out of her hip-hop loving alter-ego.
She adds: 'I love being Honey G so much because I love kids so much. I went to visit a primary school during X Factor, it's one thing that makes me so happy to make kids happy.
'Their mum's have been filming kids dancing to my songs in from of the TV and sending them to me on Twitter, it's so amazing to me.'
Revealing how she has sparked the interest of Simon Cowell's Syco label after fans went wild for her performances on Spotify.
She says: 'I've got so many ideas. The first track I performed in the first week and the sing off last night both went to number one on spotify, so Syco know there's potential there.'
Her last weekend on the show was certainly one to remember - her routine was interrupted by stage invaders, who later revealed themselves as 'prank ensemble' TrollStation.
The foursome was led by convicted criminal., Daniel Jarvis, who was jailed for a pretend art heist at the National Gallery.
Now Honey G reveals that the group shockingly pretended to be disabled in a bid to access the studios.
- MailOnline
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