November 12th 2024.
Tulisa Contostavlos, the 36-year-old N-Dubz star, will soon be entering the I'm A Celebrity jungle, joining the likes of Coleen Rooney and GK Barry. She has already flown to Australia for the jungle competition, but recently she announced her plans to leave fame behind.
In a conversation with Happy Place podcast host Fearne Cotton, Tulisa agreed that the music industry can be wild and ridiculous. She said, "I'm almost through with it. I'll be out in two years." Instead, she wants to focus on her new passion for property development. Tulisa is a self-proclaimed fantasy geek and plans to build themed rentals inspired by Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones. She admits that some aspects of her new career may be mundane, but she is excited about her plans for 2024.
Tulisa also opened up about her introverted nature and how she doesn't enjoy being in the public eye. However, for the next few weeks, she will be very much in the spotlight as she takes on Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's bushtucker trials.
Tulisa rose to fame as part of N-Dubz with her cousin Dappy and friend Fazer. Together, they won five Mobo awards, received a Brit Award nomination, and had 14 top 40 singles in the UK charts. Their first album, Uncle B, was released in 2008, and they went on to produce hits such as Playing With Fire and We Dance On. In 2011, the band performed their final gig before going on a decade-long hiatus. Tulisa then pursued a solo career and became the youngest judge on The X Factor at the age of 23. She went on to mentor Little Mix to victory in 2011.
Tulisa's debut solo album, The Female Boss, was released in 2012, and she also co-wrote Britney Spears and will.i.am's hit single Scream and Shout. She also ventured into acting, starring in the British slasher film Demons Never Die and Big Fat Gypsy Gangster. In 2010, she also fronted the BBC program Tulisa: My Mum and Me, which followed young people in Britain who care for a parent with mental health problems.
Despite her success, Tulisa has always been open about her struggles with fame and the toll it can take on her mental health. She has also been very open about her battle with Bell's palsy, a condition that causes temporary weakness or lack of movement in one side of the face. Tulisa was diagnosed when she was 24 years old and has since undergone multiple cosmetic procedures to help with the symptoms.
As she prepares to enter the I'm A Celebrity jungle, Tulisa insists that this is not a career move for her. She wants to show her true self and hopes that by being her authentic self, she will connect with people in a meaningful way. She also recently shared a cosmetic procedure she had done on her lips and eyebrows, but she assures her followers that it is only temporary.
Tulisa's journey to fame has not been an easy one, but she remains determined to stay true to herself and her passions. She is excited about her future in property development and is looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
In just a few days, Tulisa Contostavlos will be entering the I'm A Celebrity jungle, joining the likes of Coleen Rooney and GK Barry on the popular show. She has already flown out to Australia to participate in the competition, but she recently expressed her desire to step away from the spotlight.
Before her official announcement as part of the line-up, Tulisa had a candid conversation with Happy Place podcast host Fearne Cotton about the music industry. She described it as "wild" and "ridiculous" and shared her plans to leave fame behind in a couple of years. She revealed that she wants to focus on her passion for property and build themed rentals, inspired by her love for fantasy worlds like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones.
Tulisa also opened up about her introverted nature and how she doesn't enjoy being in the public eye. However, for the next few weeks, she will definitely be in the public eye as she takes on the challenges of the jungle alongside hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
For those who may not know, Tulisa rose to fame as part of the hip-hop trio N-Dubz, alongside her cousin Dappy and friend Fazer. They achieved great success with five Mobo awards, a Brit Award nomination, and 14 top 40 singles. After their hiatus in 2011, Tulisa embarked on a solo career and also became a judge on The X Factor, mentoring the winning group, Little Mix. She also co-wrote Britney Spears and will.i.am's hit song "Scream and Shout" and has had acting roles in British films.
Apart from her career in the entertainment industry, Tulisa has also hosted a BBC program called "Tulisa: My Mum and Me", which explored the lives of young people caring for a parent with mental health issues. This was a personal topic for Tulisa, as her own mother was forcibly sectioned in psychiatric care when she was just five years old.
As she prepares to enter the jungle, Tulisa has made it clear that this is not a career move for her. She wants to show her true, authentic self to the world and hopes that it will connect with people in a meaningful way. She also recently underwent a cosmetic procedure on her lips and eyebrows, but she was open and honest about it, sharing the results on her Instagram.
In a recent podcast interview, Tulisa also revealed that she has been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, a condition that affects the movement of one side of the face. She opened up about her struggle with this condition and how it has affected her appearance. Despite undergoing fillers to balance out the symmetry of her face, she still grapples with the symptoms and has recently had a "fat transfer" to help with the bruising caused by years of steroid injections.
Tulisa's journey to fame has not been an easy one, but she remains resilient and focused on her passions. As she heads into the jungle, she hopes to show a different side of herself to the world and embrace her true self.
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