Kamaliya spent £1,000 on a shopping spree in Poundland.
The 36-year-old Ukrainian singer - who is married to steel magnate billionaire Mohammad Zakhur - was taken to the bargain store in London's Kentish Town by Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills and his team where she managed to drop the staggering sum on gifts for her "servants", pets and children.
She said: "I just brought some presents for my servants! And for my six doggies, my four horsies and, of course for my babies!"
Her husband added: "She still managed to spend almost a thousand pounds!"
The former Miss World - who also stars on Fox TV's 'Meet The Russians' - has taken dance-floors by storm with her hit single 'Never Wanna Hurt You' which has achieved dance chart success.
However, the stunning blonde admitted she is struggling to enjoy her success due to the difficult political situation in her native Ukraine - which is currently under siege by Russia's armed forces.
Kamaliya said: "I have been waiting and dreaming of having a number one UK dance track for years, but now I can't even celebrate as I watch my country fall apart. I am bathing in tears!
"I just want my people to live in peace - and for my country to not be bullied. We are a European country and Russia should leave us alone."

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Iggy Azalea never thought she'd become achieve fame as a female rapper.
The 'Fancy' hitmaker, who has shot to stardom with her debut album 'The New Classic', pursued her dream of being a rap star by moving from her native Australia to America and didn't consider becoming famous.
She told radio.com: "I don't know if I expected anything. I think other people expect things and I think to myself, 'Hey look, I do female rap'. That's what I am, I'm a female rapper. That's always a weird situation, you never know how it's going to be. It's [rap] not the most popular kind of thing in the world."
The 23-year-old star was surprised to experience "Katy Perry-level fame" because she didn't think people would be that interested in her but still hoped she'd become a success.
Talking about her roots, she said: "Its [music] escapism to me. I'm from the country and music videos and film, those were my escape to sparking my imagination.
"I didn't get to see really well dressed women in the street or expensive cars or people walking into a restaurant. I only got to see them in music videos."

Laurie Brett will return to 'EastEnders' in September.
The 45-year-old actress - who plays Jane Beale - will leave the BBC One soap this summer following the death of her on-screen step-daughter Lucy Beale (Hetti Bywater), but she admits she'll be back in the autumn after she's finished her filming commitments at 'Waterloo Road'.
She said: "I'm on screen until the funeral and then I do have a job commitment but then I will be back in September once I've finished off 'Waterloo Road'."
Viewers have seen Jane reunite with her ex-husband Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) in recent months, but it is believed the couple will grow even closer following the murder of Lucy, which sees them share a passionate kiss, and could lead to them rekindling their romance in the future.
Speaking to Soap Squawk, an insider teased: "Was it a one-off or the start of something big for them? Wait and see!"
Laurie bowed out of 'EastEnders' in 2012 to play troubled teacher Christine Mulgrew in 'Waterloo Road', but she made a two-episode comeback for the first time earlier this year, before rejoining the soap for a short stint last month.
Meanwhile, the BBC has axed 'Waterloo Road', which will conclude next year after 10 series, as it's though it has reached the end of its "lifecycle".

Don Gilet has teased his character Jesse Law is set to cause a stir in 'Holby City'.
The actor will grace screens later this month when his alter-ego makes his mark in the hospital after being employed as the new consultant anaesthetist.
He told Inside Soap magazine: "Jesse loves to be controversial. A couple of things happen where you question if he is dangerous or stable. I like that element because it is very ambiguous.
"He's very flirtatious as well. People try to put him in the box of lady-killer, player or heart-throb, but he's not that two-dimensional."
Meanwhile, Don is known for playing serial killer Lucas Johnson in 'EastEnders' until 2010 when his alter-ego was arrested for his gruesome crimes.
However, the hunky star admits it's been nice to take on a different type of role in 'Holby City'.
He explained: "Jesse couldn't be more different from Lucas. It's been a lovely transition.
"Lucas was convinced he was doing God's work, whereas Jesse believes in himself and his skills, not in a higher power. Luckily, no one ever thought I was a real serial killer, though I do wonder whether someone might now think I'm a real doctor and expect me to save their life!"

Helen Flanagan doesn't think she's taken seriously as an actress.
The 23-year-old model, who starred in 'Coronation Street' from 2000 until 2012, is struggling to secure acting roles after her stint on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' in 2012 because bosses think she's better suited to reality TV.
She told OK! Online: "I've got a few projects coming up. Reality TV ... I trained as an actress but because I went into the jungle I think sometimes it's hard for people to take you seriously as an actress.
"I'm really open-minded but I am actually a natural born actress, it's my character. But it's because I've done reality TV, and I do enjoy my modelling work. I just like to do things I enjoy, I live for now, I don't think ahead too much."
Helen, who has also appeared on 'Celebrity Wedding Planner' and 'Celebrity Super Spa', is reportedly being eyed up for this year's upcoming 'Strictly Come Dancing' as BBC bosses are keen to add some "glamour" to the show.
A source said previously: "'Strictly' needs some glamour for the next series and Helen has it by the bucketful.
"She was a huge success on 'I'm a Celebrity' and there is no doubt that she will pull in lots of viewers if the BBC do manage to get her signed up."

BBC newsreader George Alagiah has been diagnosed with bowel cancer.
The 58-year-old presenter, who has fronted the 'News at Six' since 2003, will be taking a break from his TV duties while he undergoes treatment for the disease.
A statement from the BBC said: "George Alagiah has recently been diagnosed with bowel cancer and will be off air for a while as he undergoes treatment.
"He is grateful for all the good wishes he has received thus far and is optimistic for a positive outcome."
It added: "George asks that he and his family are given the space and privacy they require whilst he recovers.
"Our thoughts are with him and his family and we send them our very best wishes during this time."
The corporation will find a replacement for George, who also presents the 'News at Ten' and 'GMT' on BBC World News, until he is well enough to return to work.
The statement read: "Until such time as George is well enough to return to work the BBC 'News at Six' and 'GMT' on BBC World News will be presented as usual by familiar faces from BBC News."
George first joined the BBC in 1989 as a foreign correspondent where he reported on events such as the conflict in Kosovo and the genocide in Rwanda, before going on to pursue a presenting career.

Ken Loach and Mike Leigh will go head-to-head at the Cannes Film Festival.
The British film directors, who have both won the top Palme d'Or prize in the past, will go up against 18 other movies in the In Competition segment, including David Cronenberg with his Robert Pattinson-starring 'Maps To The Stars', and Olivier Assayas' 'Clouds of Sils Maria', which features Kristen Stewart and Chloe Grace Moretz.
The battle between the two iconic filmmakers sees Loach compete with 'Jimmy's Hall', a tale about the Irish communist leader James Gralton, while Leigh's 'Mr Turner' is a biopic of the artist JMW Turner, played by Timothy Spall.
In Competition will also see work from Jean-Luc Godard with 'Goodbye to Language', Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan, winner of the grand prix for his' Once Upon a Time in Anatolia' in 2011, and actor Tommy Lee Jones' second film 'The Homesman'.
Another highlight is Michel Hazanavicius's follow-up to 'The Artist', 'The Search', which also stars his wife Berenice Bejo, and the Dardennes brothers' Two Days, One Night' thriller which sees Marion Cotillard race against the clock.
The two female directors are in the running this year are Italian Alice Rohrwacher and Japanese filmmaker Naomi Kawase.
Cannes favourite Woody Allen, rumoured to be bringing 'Magic in the Moonlight' to the festival, is among the names omitted from the competition this year.
Swedish director Roy Andersson also missed out, as did Alejandro González Iñárritu .
Meanwhile, Ryan Gosling's directorial debut 'How To Catch A Monster' is set to screen in Un Certain Regard, which recognises work by first time directors, as will Andrew Hulme's 'Snow In Paradise'.
Further additions to the line-up will be announced over the next few days.
The 67th Cannes film festival kicks off in the South of France on 14 May with the world premiere of 'Grace of Monaco'.

The films in competition at Cannes 2014 are as follows:

Opening night film: 'Grace of Monaco', Olivier Dahan
'Sils Maria', Olivier Assayas
'Saint Laurent', Bertrand Bonello
'Kış Uykusu', Nuri Bilge Ceylan
'Deux Jours, Une Nuit', Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne
'Mommy', Xavier Dolan
'The Captive', Atom Egoyan
'Adieu au Langage', Jean-Luc Godard
'The Search', Michel Hazanavicius
'The Homesman', Tommy Lee Jones
'Futatsume no Mado', Naomi Kawase
'Mr Turner', Mike Leigh
'Jimmy's Hall', Ken Loach
'Foxcatcher', Bennett Miller
'Le Meraviglie', Alice Rohrwacher
'Timbuktu', Abderrahmane Sissako
'Relatos Salvajes', Damian Szifron
'Leviafan', Andrey Zvyagintsev

John Legend is working on dance drama 'Breaking Through'.
The 'All Of Me' hitmaker and 'Step Up: All In' scribe John Swetnam - who is set to make his directorial debut - have teamed up for the project which combines dance movies and found footage, reports deadline.com.
The plot has been described as a "documentary-style dance drama for the YouTube generation" and the picture is looking to discover new dance talent.
Mike Jackson, Uri Singer, Luis Fragali, and Fabio Golombek are producing while Legend will executive produce with Ty Stiklorius and Alexandru Celea.
Meanwhile Legend, who released his fourth studio album 'Love in the Future' in 2013, recently admitted that because the majority of his songs are about relationships people presume that they are all based on his own personal experiences.
The 35-year-old musician - who is married to Sports Illustrated model Chrissy Teigen - said: "If I write about relationships gone bad in the future, I worry that people will think my marriage has gone bad.
"Everyone is so focused on my relationship with my wife after writing a really romantic album, and it's interesting to see if people will read things into everything I write."

Kate Upton thinks every woman has moments of insecurity.
The Sports Illustrated model - who was catapulted to the spotlight after displaying her famous curves on the magazine cover - insists she loves her body, despite previously being quoted as saying she wished her breasts were smaller.
Talking on 2Day FM radio station, she explained: "But ... but ... you know, I actually didn't say that [I wanted smaller breasts]. I love my body, and I didn't mean that. "There's moments in every women's life where you feel insecure. Life isn't perfect.
"You know, you have stumbles with friends, or you're not feeling your best that day, and that's ... I actually didn't even say that, but if I was asked that question, what I would have said."
Kate - who joins Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann on screen for comedy 'The Other Woman' - insists she just meant everybody has their down days.
She added: " I just think that women can relate to not feeling their best, and I'm sure men can too, and just moments where you're feeling awkward and that you know, you don't want to run on the beach that day."

Niall Horan has organised a charity soccer match.
The 20-year-old One Direction star took to Twitter to announce the game in aid of Irish Autism Action's UK Hearts and Minds challenge and has already recruited bandmates Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne to play on his side.
He wrote on the social networking website earlier today (17.04.14): "Doin a charity football game at Leicester city's stadium on the 26th of may, Louis and liam are on my team, I'll be the manager! [sic]"
He added: "Big names involved! In aid of Irish autism!
"Can't wait for the game ! Gona be great! Make sure ya get ur tickets !(sic)"
However, Niall won't be lining up on the pitch alongside his bandmates because of a knee injury.
Asked if his knee problem means he won't play, he said: "no can't play unfortunately ! (sic)"
While the full team line-ups are yet to be announced, the 'Live While Were Young' singer has also signed up Olly Murs, Rod Stewart, Robbie Fowler, Jason McAteer and Irish Autism Action ambassador Keith Duffy to take on former Derby County captain Robbie Savage's side at Leicester City's King Power stadium on the 26th of May.
Tickets for the match are available on TicketMaster now, with all proceeds from the match going to the Mullingar-based charity.

Emma Stone still gets starstruck.
The 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' actress - who has filmed alongside some of the world's biggest stars - admits she still gets excited when she meets her fellow celebrities and their encounters often reduce her to tears.
She said: "I'm starstruck by most people. I really get starstruck.
I have cried in front of Sheryl Crow, Lorne Michaels and Tom Hanks but he doesn't know it because I turned away really quickly."
The 25-year-old actress - who starred alongside Bill Murray in 'Zombieland' - said she "freaked out" when he arrived on set for the first day of filming, much to the amusement of her co-stars.
Speaking on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live', she said: " I did not cry in front of Bill Murray but I freaked out in the car when he first came to set on 'Zombieland'.
"I had a meltdown and Woody Harrelson thought it was the most ridiculous thing that ever happened. I just think he thought it was so funny that I was like, 'Ahhh, Bill Murray's coming! Bill Murray's coming!' and then he came and I was like, 'Hey Bill. It's so crazy you're here. It's hot right?'
Emma - who is dating Andrew Garfield - got to know Bill better when the pair worked together on an as-yet untitled project for Cameron Crowe, and lived just three houses apart on location in Hawaii.
She said: "We've gotten to know each other better ... He was my neighbour for a while, which was just the best. He's just the most generous man.
"I wasn't feeling that well for a little while he was there ... He made me coffee. He got me an umbrella hat because he's really sweet and because I'm fair and he was worried about the sun."