The former Steps singer had vowed to give up her crappy pop career if her single failed to make the top ten this week.
And with new single �Electric� struggling at No.13 she has been forced to take it all back.
Speaking to the Sun she said: "Of course I regret saying it.�
"A year ago I was feeling low about the industry. My last single, 'Get It On', only got to No. 23.
"Then I signed up for MTV reality show 'Totally Scott-Lee'.
"To give it some narrative I said I'd quit if I failed to go Top Ten.
"But it's awful now it's happened. I'm going to launch it in Australia, Japan and Germany - but I'll back."
Please don�t bother�
She came out better then some of the other female singers breaking out on their own. Rachel Stevens also failed to make the top 10.
However, ex-Atomic Kitten, Jenny Frost, didn�t even make the top 40; she bombed out of the chart at No.47 with her debut solo single �Crash Landing�.
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