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Billie Piper has said that she is only now coming to terms with her early rise to fame.
The actress because the youngest ever singer to debut at number one with her single Because We Want To in 1998.
She told the Radio Times that her experience helped inform her role in Sky series I Hate Suzie, which she stars in and co-created.
The drama tells the story of a celebrity who falls victim to phone hacking.
Piper told the magazine she knows “exactly” what it feels like to become famous early on in
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Billie Piper can't "remember a lot" of her early fame. The 37-year-old star - who rose to fame as the youngest ever singer to top the UK Singles Chart with 'Because We Want To' in 1998 aged 15 - admitted she used her own experiences to inform her role as a celebrity who falls victim to phone hacking in new Sky drama 'I Hate Suzie'.