How To Contact Kylie Minogue…

Email Kylie Minogue on her Official Site or care/of her agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Kylie Minogue at one of her live events, album releases, book signings, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Kylie Minogue’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Kylie Minogue
c/o Lee-Anne Higgins
United Management Agency
Marlborough House, Level 4
61 Marlborough St. #45
Surry Hills, NSW, 2010
AUSTRALIA

Kylie Minogue’s talent agency is:

Lee-Anne Higgins
c/o United Management Agency
Marlborough House, Level 4
61 Marlborough St. #45
Surry Hills, NSW, 2010
AUSTRALIA

Kylie Minogue’s management is:

Alli Main
c/o A&P Artist Management
104 Oxford St. Fl. 5
London, W1D 1LP
UNITED KINGDOM

Kylie Minogue’s publicist is:

Sarah Henderson
c/o Murray Chalmers Public Relations
12 Melcombe Pl.
Marylebone
London, NW1 6JJ
UNITED KINGDOM

Kylie Minogue is connected to Ariana Grande through Grande’s admiration for Minogue’s music, as evidenced by Grande lip-syncing to Minogue’s songs like “Padam Padam” during London Pride.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Baz Luhrmann as the Green Fairy in his 2001 film Moulin Rouge! It was a critical and commercial success, blending music and drama in a unique cinematic style.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Beyoncé through the stage musical Moulin Rouge!, where Beyoncé’s song “Single Ladies” is featured in the show’s medley “The Sparkling Diamond.”

Kylie Minogue is connected to Billie Eilish through the 2024 People’s Choice Awards. They were caught on camera discussing TikTok’s presence at the event.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Britney Spears through the song “Toxic,” originally offered to Minogue but ultimately recorded by Spears.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Celine Dion through Las Vegas residencies. Minogue announced her residency by following in Dion’s footsteps and enjoyed her song “Tension.”

Kylie Minogue and Dannii Minogue are sisters.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Dolly Parton through Parton’s music and style, which influenced Minogue’s album Golden, and by supporting the Australian equal marriage campaign in 2016.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Dua Lipa through “Real Groove,” a remix from Minogue’s album Disco. Lipa covered Minogue’s hit “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” during her tour.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Ellen DeGeneres through her appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where she has performed and been interviewed.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Enrique Iglesias through their duet “Beautiful,” featured on Minogue’s album Kiss Me Once and Iglesias’s album Sex and Love in 2014.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Ewan McGregor through her cameo appearance as the Green Fairy in the 2001 film Moulin Rouge!, where McGregor played the lead role of Christian.

Kylie Minogue and Jennifer Lopez are connected through musical comparisons, as Lopez’s song “Invading My Mind” drew comparisons to Minogue’s dance-pop style.

Kylie Minogue is connected to John Leguizamo through the 2001 film Moulin Rouge! In it, Minogue played the Green Fairy, and Leguizamo portrayed Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Katy Perry through fan-created mashups of their songs.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Kelly Clarkson through The Kelly Clarkson Show, where they discussed Minogue’s music, tour, and wine company, with Clarkson taste-testing it.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Kim Kardashian through legal battles, particularly Minogue’s trademark dispute with Kim’s sister, Kylie Jenner, over using the name “Kylie” for business.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Kylie Jenner through a legal battle over the trademark of their first name. Minogue successfully defended the trademark, preventing Jenner from trademarking “Kylie.”

Lady Gaga thanked Kylie Minogue for being a supportive female, and Minogue covered Gaga’s song “Marry The Night” for the 10th anniversary edition of Gaga’s album Born This Way.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Madonna through their historic first-ever duet performance at Madonna’s Celebration Tour in Los Angeles, where they sang “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”

Kylie Minogue is connected to Margot Robbie through their early careers on the Australian soap opera Neighbours. Minogue played Charlene Robinson and Robbie played Donna Freedman.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Mariah Carey as pop divas with global fan bases.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Natalie Imbruglia through their background as former stars of the Australian soap opera Neighbours, where they both launched their careers.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Nicole Kidman through the film Moulin Rouge! and as Australians.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Oprah Winfrey through her appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show during Oprah’s 2010 visit to Australia, where Kylie performed live.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Rick Astley through live performances, including a duet of “Never Gonna Give You Up” and “I Should Be So Lucky” at Hyde Park in 2018.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Rihanna through the stage musical Moulin Rouge!, which features Rihanna’s songs, including “Diamonds” and “Only Girl (In the World).”

Kylie Minogue is connected to Robbie Williams through their duet on the 2000 hit single “Kids,” which appeared on both their albums, Light Years and Sing When You’re Winning.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Sabrina Carpenter by including Carpenter’s song “Espresso” in her summer playlist, showcasing her appreciation for Carpenter’s music.

Kylie Minogue is connected to Selena Gomez through fan-created mashups of their songs, such as “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” and “Love You Like a Love Song.”

Kylie Minogue and Taylor Swift are connected through performances and appearances at major music events, including the Eras Tour, where Kylie made a surprise backstage visit.

Kylie Minogue is an Australian singer, songwriter, and actress who rose to fame in the late 1980s with her hit “The Loco-Motion.” She became a global pop icon with a string of dance-pop hits like “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” and “Spinning Around.” Known for constantly reinventing her image and sound, Kylie has maintained a successful career spanning over three decades. She’s acted in television and film, including her breakout role in the soap opera Neighbours. Kylie is widely respected for her influence on pop music and as a fashion and LGBTQ+ icon.