Lily Allen worries about receiving an angry phone call from Kanye West

By Daniel Van Boom

PUBLISHED: 23:03 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 05:09 EST, 28 February 2014

On Thursday night she beat out Kanye West to score the Best Solo Artist gong at the NME awards.

But on Friday morning Lily Allen revealed to NovaFM's Fitzy & Wippa in Australia that while she truly admires the outspoken rapper, she's prepared for an angry phone call from him.

Allen, 28, has named her upcoming album 'Sheezus', and stressed that the title is a homage, not an insult, and hopes 'Ye takes it as such.

'I'm terrified...I thought he'd think it was a diss, but it's totally not a diss, I love Kanye I think he's brilliant', she said after being asked if she was waiting for an angry phone call from Kanye.

Allen, who's been outspoken about the music industry before, told the radio funnymen that she finds West's honesty refreshing.

'He speaks his mind, whether what he's saying is ridiculous or not, he honestly does believe it and I think there's a lot to be said for that

In this day and age people are so bland and beige and 'uhuh, yeah, I love everyone and everything and I like, totally don't have a problem with everything', but he does have a problem!'

During a seperate interview with 2dayFM Breakfast co-hosts Sophie Monk, Jules Lund and Merrick Watts, she revealed that Kanye West isn't the only thing that's terrified her recently.

During the shooting of her video 'Air Balloon', which features all sorts of exotic animals, she had a questionable run in with a Cheetah.

'They actually rubbed steak of my face at one point and let him lick me, which if you think about it is kind of stupid... I was petrified.

Lily, who has a notorious foul mouth, was then asked by the 2dayFM hosts how she censors herself in front of her children, and quite amazingly, she doesn't.

'I just swear in front of them. I don't find swearing offensive, I just find it a form of expression.'

'I'm not going to encourage my kids to swear', she continued, 'but I'm not going to stop swearing because I don't think it's bad.'

Allen said in 2009 that she didn't plan on making another album, and took a hiatus from the music industry in 2010, which would last until June of 2012.

During that time she got engaged and married to boyfriend Sam Cooper, and had two children, Ethel Mary in November 2011 and Marnie Rose in January of last year.

She began performing and recording new music in 2012, and her third studio album Sheezus is expected to be released this year.