Kylie Minogue realised she's "OK" with being single after her last relationship ended.
The Spinning Around star has confirmed she's unattached at the moment but she's fine with being alone because she would rather stay single than date the wrong person.
She told The Sydney Morning Herald: " No, I don't have a boyfriend. I was in a relationship and when that ended I realised I was OK on my own. I'm definitely getting pickier."
Kylie, 58, went on to share her relationship red flag, adding: "Narcissists. I've dated one, and I'm very grateful I now have that knowledge. That's like my red hot 'no'."
She also confessed late INXS star Michael Hutchence - who she dated when she was in her 20s - was the true love of her life.
The singer previously dated fellow actor/singer Jason Donovan after they were cast as teenage lovers Charlene Mitchell and Scott Robinson in Australian soap opera Neighbours and they are still good friends, with the Too Many Broken Hearts hitmaker having a key role in her Netflix documentary series Kylie.
In an interview with the Sunday Times Style magazine, Kylie said of Jason: "Yeah, yeah, we are [good friends]. I’ve texted him some doozies while I was looking through all the old photos and video footage of us together. I told him he better start collecting things for his doc."
The Padam Padam singer admitted she and Jason had "fancied" one another for some time while working on Neighbours before their friendship turned romantic.
She said: "We fancied each other. The love story in the show came first and then it became a real thing."
Of watching her documentary with her family, she added: "It was so emotional, watching it with them. When the Neighbours clip of Scott and Charlene kissing came up, my nephew turned round to me and said, ‘Oh, that was quite the kiss!’"
The documentary saw Kylie in tears as she discussed Michael and his impact on her life. She said of the moment: "You could hear a pin drop. I’m like, I know I’m going to cry at some point in this goddamn documentary. When’s the point going to be? But I also knew that I was holding on to a lot of stuff."
