Celebs suffering from confidence crisis?

If you have ever checked your reflection in the mirror and wished you were thinner, or had thicker hair or a nicer smile, then you may not be alone.

It seems that a sudden outbreak of insecurity has occurred in the world of celebrities too.

Most recently, Pussycat Dolls lead singer Nicole Scherzinger has said she does not feel attractive, despite the fact that she no doubt adorns the walls of teenage boys' bedrooms up and down the country.

Speaking to People magazine, she said: "I don't really see myself as sexy; I'm the biggest nerd I know."

Meanwhile Aussie pop star Kylie Minogue, who was chosen as one of People magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People in the World in May 2007, has said she still has wardrobe crises "like most other women", according to Showbiz Spy.

She also commented in an interview with Hello! that at the age of 40, she fears she may never marry.

Even High School Musical star and current flavour of the month Vanessa Hudgens has already decided she may not want all the trappings of a celebrity lifestyle.

She recently commented that she would happily have all the paparazzi in Los Angeles banned, adding that "it is such a drag" when she finds them pursuing her.

Perhaps reality TV stars and those desperate for their 15 minutes should be careful what they wish for.