Katherine Jenkins to omit Gethin Jones from memoirs Following the example of Sir John Major - who chose not to acknowledge his fling with Edwina Currie in his memoirs - Katherine Jenkins tells me that she has no intention of mentioning her former fiancé Gethin Jones in the second volume of her memoirs that she is already planning. "I won't be writing it for another 27 years, and, hopefully, by then, I'll be in a really happy place," says Jenkins, 31, whose engagement to the presenter was broken off on Dec 30. She reckons his relatively brief part in her life will by then be forgotten. Still, when she spoke to me at her concert at the Hammersmith Apollo to promote her new album Day Dream, the break-up was still a source of pain. Singing love songs - in particular Break It To My Heart - was proving challenging. It's difficult, but as most of the songs I sing are love songs or songs about heartbreak, it's something I've just got to deal with. I was a mess at the start of the tour and wasn't sure I could go through with it, but I feel like the audience has mended my heart. Asked if she had any Valentine's Day admirers, she replies: "Maybe." The day itself proved to be unexpectedly joyous. I ended up with my gay best friends and girlfriends watching films. My sister got engaged, too, so in the end it was the best day ever. The TLC that a fan wanted to give her at Cardiff, was, however, not appreciated. "It was very unacceptable - I had a man enter my dressing room before the show," she says. It was a fan who had broken in and he wanted a hug. I was shaken up, but I don't want to dwell on it.