But now one of our homegrown beauties has teamed up with the controversial Blurred Lines singer, ready to poach the title from the world's most notorious Disney princess.
Put your hands together for Danica Thrall.
Those out there thinking the name rings a bell but can't quite place why, may remember Dani from gracing our screens inside the Celebrity Big Brother house.
Danica was locked up with fellow fruit loops back in 2012; becoming BFFs with Rhian Sugden, enemies with Jasmine Lennard, and a love triangle pawn with The Situation and Prince Lorenzo.
The pageant princess' rise to fame was met with controversy following an appearance on Sex, Lies & Rinsing Guys – a documentary which dived into the 21st century Internet trend of exchanging sexually gratifying snapshots or vid cam sessions for Amazon wishlist gifts from rich men.
Yet making a cameo in DJ Cassidy's latest single Calling All Hearts, alongside Californian Thicke and Jessie J, could result in a dynamic career change for the 26-year-old.
While her appearance in the video is rather short-lived, in tribute to her musical ventures we have an exclusive set of snaps highlighting the model credentials that elevated Danica into the spotlight.
The Derby native oozes body confidence, sex appeal, and an enviable physique, all while maintaining a girl-next-door charm and breaking away from orange tans and Barbie doll make-up.
In one pic, Danica goes topless in barely-there cut-offs which would most likely get other members of the fairer sex arrested for indecent expose should they choose to wear them at a festival this summer.
Another photo sees the 5ft 8in glamourpuss slinking back in a chair while showcasing her lads' mag fave assets in black satin and lace lingerie.
Meanwhile, Danica is keen to prove she's hard as nails too, by going all Jodie Marsh on us.
Not only can she pout a pretty picture, the British babe is competing in the Miami Pro World Championships next week against bodybuilders galore.
Forget twerking, maybe Dani will set a trend for lifting kettle bells during the VMAs later this year.
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