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Olly Murs doesn't want his girlfriend to be pulled into his celebrity lifestyle.
The 30-year-old singer is dating property manager Francesca Thomas, and he has admitted he wants her to be able to "have a normal life" despite their relationship.
He told The Sun newspaper: "I want my girlfriend to have a normal life and normal friends. I don't want her to be sucked into this lifestyle.
"I know how hard it is for other celebrities and their families ... If at any point she wanted to walk away because she couldn't handle the stress, then I would understand."
Olly also discussed the recent celebrity sex picture scandal, and joked if any of his photos leaked and he wasn't pleased with how he looked, he'd offer to send a "better view".
He said: "Everyone has taken pics like that. We all have. It was the first thing That I wanted to do when I got a phone.
"But it's worrying for everyone - especially celebrities. If one of me comes out, I just hope it's a good one.
"If it wasn't, I would go, 'Mate, mine's much bigger. Let me send you a better view.' "

Rupert Grint says fame means he's lost "a few friends" over the year.
The 'Harry Potter' star started working on the wizard movie saga when he was 11, and he has always struggled to "figure out" whether people in his life were genuine or if "they had ulterior motives".
He told the Daily Mirror newspaper, "You'd always worry about whether it was a genuine thing - and I think that goes with any kind of relationship, even friendships.
"It took me a while to figure out whether someone was genuine or they had ulterior motives ... I left school at quite a pivotal time ... when you're just making friends and stuff.
"So whenever I came back, bonds I had made before had all got a little bit weird. I did lose a few friends but on the whole it's all been pretty good."
Rupert, 22, also discussed his wealth, but insisted he has no idea how much he and his 'Harry Potter' co-star Emma Watson earned for the series.
He added: "It was kind of ridiculous what we got [paid]. And I must admit I don't actually know how much I earned - the exact number.
"I've always known it was kinda 'there', and I've got quite an active involvement in stuff like that now, but I don't really know the exact figures.
"And I've never really wanted to. I'm quite a laid-back person and not overly ambitious, really."

Megan Fox believes her life is decided by spirit guides.
The 28-year-old actress - who has kids Noah, two, and Bodhi, seven months, with husband Brian Austin Green - no longer gets upset or annoyed when things happen to her because she is learning to be accepting of her destiny.
She said: "It makes it impossible to view yourself as a victim in any circumstance because you understand you chose it or it was chosen for you by spirit guides and there's a reason for every encounter and opposition.
"You're meant to benefit eventually but you have to be aware because that helps you learn the lessons so much quicker. Otherwise you'll walk in a circle and find you meet the same types of people and make the same mistakes until you address it and transcend it.
"I think even in very small ways - like if you're in traffic and everyone is p***ed off and shouting, 'F**k'. But you can't make me mad with that s**t anymore. It's not important and it doesn't mean anything."
And the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' star has turned to meditation to help her keep a positive outlook on life.
Asked if she feels self-doubt, she told Loaded magazine: "At times. But it's not part of my daily existence. Meditation is something I do to stay positive.
"If you stay positive with your mind then inevitably you will attract positivity and the times I've faced the most adversity in my life, it wasn't actually from outside forces. It was things I brought into my own world from my own negativity."

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini wants to move to Los Angeles.
The 'Crazy Stupid Love' singer - who moved Stateside in 2011 to judge the US 'X Factor' but was axed after just a month - has the full support of new husband Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini with her plans to set up a record label and look for talent in America.
A source said: "Cheryl's gutted about the fact her American dream was shattered before, but being with JB has made her more confident than ever and she thinks that, with his support, she can finally crack the States.
"She's feeling really motivated career-wise and, during talks about setting up her new record label, she's said she'd love to establish it in the US and find the next massive American star.
"She's been talking to JB about moving to LA and he's on board. He's lived in New York and loves the American lifestyle. They've been looking at properties and are considering living there for up to four months a year."
And the 31-year-old beauty is said to be keen to start a family and raise her children in America.
The source added to Closer magazine: "Cheryl would love to start a family with JB as soon as possible and thinks spending time with their children in LA with its sunny, outdoorsy lifestyle would be really fun."

Ben Affleck enjoyed ditching his strict diet for 'Gone Girl.'
The 42-year-old actor, who has since beefed up to play Batman in 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,' embraced the opportunity to gain weight for his role in the new drama.
He said: "I ate unhealthily, so I would look like a slob."
The Oscar-winner was also relieved to only have to focus on being in front of the camera after both directing and starring in 'Argo.'
He said: "It was a relief. David Fincher [the director] could say 'cut,' and I could go back to my trailer and if the whole thing fell down, I'd be like, 'OK, you deal with it.' It was nice not to have that on my plate."
The 'Good Will Hunting' star credits his wife Jennifer Garner, with whom he has daughters, Violet, eight, and Seraphina, five, and son Samuel, two, for first encouraging him to take on the adaptation of Gillian Flynn's best-selling novel.
He told Us Weekly magazine: "She'd read it it and she's friends with [producer] Reese [Witherspoon]. Our kids hang out. And then there was never any question once I knew David Fincher was directing it. I would have read the phone book for him!"

Jamie Dornan's wife is his "dream" woman.
The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' star married actress Amelia Warner, 32, with whom he has a 10-month-old daughter, in a low-key ceremony in April 2013, and says their relationship is "amazing."
Asked about being married to the brunette beauty, he said: "She's dream stuff. It's amazing."
The 32-year-old actor is also besotted with their little girl, whose name he has yet to reveal.
He said: "I love fatherhood. These last couple of years have been quite something. But we're enjoying it."
Former model Jamie, who previously dated Keira Knightley, claims he wasn't a hit with girls when he was younger.
He told Britain's Vogue magazine: "I didn't do particularly well with girls at school. I was very shy. I'm not saying that was the only reason I didn't do well with them, but I just didn't."
The 'Fall' star was also "a reluctant model" because he hates being the centre of attention.
He said: "I was never hugely keen on it or doing it, and in a weird way I didn't do a great deal of it. They happened to be jobs that ended up on the side of buses, but it wasn't this all-consuming thing. I've never done a catwalk show in my life."
He added: "I'm not ungrateful. I enjoy working with certain photographers, and having a bit of [fun] and catching up, but the actual thing of having to stand looking all moody and looking off in the distance and, 'Let's just do a couple with a finger round your mouth...' I'd rather be playing football."

Charlie Sheen is being sued for allegedly sexually assaulting a dental technician.
Margarita Palestino has filed a lawsuit against the 'Anger Management' star, claiming he grabbed her left breast and tried to take off her bra when he jumped out of a dental chair and pulled his nitrous oxide mask off while seeking treatment for an abscess last week.
In court documents, obtained by gossip website TMZ.com, the plaintiff alleges that Charlie initially yelled, "I'm going to f**king kill you!" at her, but then tried to pull down her scrubs, grabbed her bra and tried to pull it down, as she attempted to put the mask back on.
She claims the dentist told her the 49-year-old star was high on crack cocaine after he came into the office in an "incoherent" state and says his assistant offered her $500 for her troubles.
But Charlie's lawyer, Marty Singer, said: "This is a ridiculous claim by an opportunist looking to make her 15 minutes of fame and my client is confident he will prevail in this absurd lawsuit."
Charlie's dentist has also denied the claims and fired the technician from his practice after she spoke out about his famous patient, violating privacy regulations, when she claimed earlier this week that Charlie had lunged at one of the dentists with a knife and then started stabbing the dental chair.
Charlie's spokesperson also previously insisted any altercation was caused due to the actor experiencing a "bad reaction" to nitrous oxide.

Bill Murray was very emotional at George Clooney's wedding.
The 'Monuments Men' star admits that his eyes were "a little moist" as he watched his co-star exchange vows with British human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin in Venice, Italy last weekend.
Asked if he cried at the lavish event, the 64-year-old actor said: "I got a little... I got moist. I'll get moist on you. I will.
He added: "Two wonderful people."
While Bill wasn't quite as excited as the groom, he said: "It wasn't as momentous, I didn't get married, but it was a wonderful time."
The 'Lost in Translation' star also claims he didn't get the newlyweds a wedding present.
He told gossip website TMZ.com: "You don't buy them anything. You're asked not to bring anything and you're asked to leave without.... You know, you're asked not to bring anything else."
Bill has been close friends with George for many years and previously revealed he always stays with the actor when he visits Los Angeles, but the notorious prankster often punishes him for the favour.
Earlier this year, he said: "He's gotten me with gravel, when you leave his place. You're carrying your stuff, you're hefting all these bags, and you get to the gate and they go, 'Open up your bag.' And there's like 11 pounds of gravel in the bottom of your suitcase, and in all your bags."
The newlywed Oscar winner and Amal, 36, are currently holidaying at an exclusive eco-friendly resort in the Seychelles.

Taylor Swift doesn't think she's "part of the 'in' crowd."
The 'Shake It Off' singer claims she still doesn't "feel cool" despite having more famous friends than ever, including model Karlie Kloss and 'Girls' star Lena Dunham.
The 24-year-old star said: "I've never had more friends who I trust and can rely on, but there's always a bit of your self-perception that's frozen in junior high, when you trained yourself to not feel cool. You'll never really feel like you're part of the 'in' crowd, but growing up means that matters to you less and less every day."
The blonde beauty also told Canada's Fashion magazine that her priorities have changed over the past year, and she credits her close circle of female pals for helping her to become more mature despite the fact she thinks "celebrities surround themselves with people who don't know what they want."
She said: "When I was younger, I was just fascinated by romance and now the most important thing to me is the opinions of [my] sisterhood of friends.
"Celebrities surround themselves with people who don't know what they want and only have you to validate their lives - that's not interesting to me.
"You should not be threatened by women who are pretty and charismatic and good at what they do...my girlfriends have shaped me more in the past year and a half than any other factor."