Lily Allen ranks people she likes in order of how much she adores them

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Lily Allen ranks her friends by how much she likes them.
The 40-year-old singer even admitted she sends a list of her top pals to her assistant so she can schedule FaceTime video calls for the ones she's interested in speaking to.
Speaking on the later episode of her and Miquita Oliver's Miss Me? podcast, she revealed: "I create lists of people who I like in order of how much I like them.
"And I send that list to my assistant and just ask her to schedule the time for me to have FaceTime with them."
A shocked Miquita quipped: "Are you joking? I was like, 'What the f*** are you talking about?' ]
"And where am I on that b***** list?"
Lily lives in New York and Miquita - who lives in London - said FaceTime has been "integral" in their friendship, though they don't chat as much as they used to because of their commitment to the podcast.
Miquita added: "FaceTime was a very, very big integral part of Lily and I's love for each other and continuing love and friendship before Miss Me?
"I would say Miss Me? has s*** on that a little bit, just a little bit because now we're like, 'I've already FaceTimed you, I don't need to FaceTime you tomorrow."
Miquita never hesitates to video call the Smile hitmaker when she is missing her friend.
The 41-year-old radio personality said: "But one thing I don't do is wait for Lily to FaceTime me if I miss her, I just b***** f****** FaceTime her."
Lily is doing a social media detox, and she recently compared ditching the online world to "withdrawing from drugs".
The 'Lost My Mind' hitmaker - who split from 50-year-old husband David Harbour last year - said on the Miss Me? podcast last month: "I think, like, the beginning of last week, I was feeling incredibly low, like lower than I felt in months. It was extremely heavy. This was like a different kind of sadness, heaviness, loneliness, whatever.
"And then I realised, maybe, this is because I'm not filling the gaps with scrolling. I've suddenly got this time for, like, reflection or, do you know what I mean?
"Because I don't have that much to do here in New York during the day. I run, sort of like, various errands, and I get food ready for the girls when they get home from school, and I meet up with people for lunch, and I'm very active in my recovery. But in terms of work, there's not much going on.
"And so I guess I would find myself sitting on Instagram and scrolling, or being narcissistic and posting and reading my responses to my - getting that dopamine fix.
"And I haven't had it for nearly two weeks. And I think it made me initially really sad.
"I think I was having, like, withdrawal symptoms from it.
"It was horrible. I mean, I really did feel like I was withdrawing from drugs or something. It was crazy.
"But it took me a minute to think, 'Oh, yeah, it's probably that."