Kelly Rowland's 3 remaining X Factor acts have teamed up for a joint photoshoot and interview with Now magazine, and revealed some personal stories to their fans. 

Misha B, Janet Devlin and the recently returned Amelia Lily have opened up about their experiences so far during their time on the show and talked candidly about bullying, being in the final and how they are presenting themselves to the public. 

Addressing the accusations that she was intimidating other contestants, singer Misha B explained that judge Tulisa Contostavlos still hasn't apologised for calling her a bully although they have discussed the issue at length:

"I couldn't believe it was actually happening. I stood there in a daze while Louis and Tulisa talked at me. After I walked off, my phone started going and all these texts and tweets bombarded me, half of them saying, 'What just happened?' and the other half saying I was the most horrible person. It was awful."

"Louis apologised, but Tulisa didn't really say sorry. She just let me know what her motives were for saying it. But it was Louis who used the word bully, which is such a strong and emotive word."

17-year-old Janet Devlin spoke honestly about the pressures of being in the public eye and exclaimed that she will stand her ground where morals and integrity are concerned: "I won't do what I don't want to do. I won't do anything that isn't me."

She also admitted that her image hasn't been dictated by the show's producers and that her decision to colour her hair was entirely her own: "they didn't make me do it, I always wanted to be ginger."

Pink-haired Amelia Lily also admitted that taking part in this year's X Factor is "the hardest thing I've done in my life, but also the best" and the full interview is available in the new issue of Now.

Watch a recent interview with Misha B below: