November 18th 2024.
Tulisa Contostavlos is making her way into the jungle for the new season of the popular reality show, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! She is already causing a stir with her famous 'female boss' tattoo, which she proudly displayed during the show's opening credits. Tulisa, best known for her role in the hip hop group N-Dubz and her time as a judge on The X Factor, has been chosen as the first leader of camp alongside her teammate Alan Halsall. The 36-year-old singer is part of an exciting lineup for the 2024 series, which includes the likes of Coleen Rooney, McFly's Danny Jones, and dancer Oti Mabuse.
Before the new season began, fans were hoping Tulisa would recreate her iconic pose from her X Factor days to show off her arm tattoo. And to their delight, she did just that in the show's opening credits. But what is the story behind the motto on Tulisa's right arm? Let's take a closer look.
Tulisa's 'female boss' tattoo first gained attention in 2011 when she was accused of illegally promoting her perfume TFB on The X Factor by striking a pose with her forearm on display. And during the show's launch, she once again rocked the same pose in the opening credits, causing fans to spot the epic throwback. The pose has become synonymous with Tulisa, with many fans tweeting about it and reminiscing about her time on The X Factor.
After the initial controversy, Tulisa explained that the 'female boss' moniker had always been her trademark and nickname. She also clarified that her perfume was not actually called 'The Female Boss', but rather TFB. Despite this, she faced backlash and even legal issues over the tattoo, but she has remained proud of it and continues to show it off.
In a recent interview, Tulisa revealed that she plans to step away from the music industry and pursue other interests, such as building themed rentals on a nature reserve. She explained that she has grown tired of the wild and ridiculous aspects of fame and is ready to move on to a more low-key lifestyle. She also admitted that she has always been an introvert and doesn't enjoy being in the spotlight, despite her public persona.
Tulisa rose to fame as part of N-Dubz with her cousin Dappy and friend Fazer. The group achieved great success, winning five Mobo awards and receiving a Brit Award nomination. Their first album, Uncle B, was released in 2008, and they went on to produce many hit singles such as 'Playing With Fire' and 'We Dance On'. After the group's hiatus in 2011, Tulisa embarked on a solo career and also joined The X Factor as a judge, becoming the youngest ever to do so at the age of 23. She coached Little Mix to victory in 2011 and released her solo album, The Female Boss, in 2012.
Aside from her music career, Tulisa has also dabbled in acting and hosting. She has appeared in films and TV shows, including Demons Never Die and Big Fat Gypsy Gangster. She also presented the BBC program Tulisa: My Mum and Me, which focused on young people caring for a parent with mental health issues, drawing from her own experiences growing up.
Tulisa's decision to join I'm A Celebrity is not a career move, as she insists. Instead, she sees it as an opportunity to show her true, authentic self to the world. With her determination and strength, we have no doubt that she will make a lasting impression on viewers and her fellow campmates during her time in the jungle.
Tulisa Contostavlos, the well-known singer and former judge on The X Factor, has recently made her debut in the popular reality show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! She was joined by her fellow teammate Alan Halsall in being crowned the first leader of the camp in the 2024 season of the show.
Tulisa's fans were excited to see her famous "female boss" tattoo on display once again, as she recreated her iconic pose from her X Factor days in the show's opening credits. But what's the story behind this motto on her right arm?
Back in 2011, Tulisa caused quite a stir when she showed off her tattoo on The X Factor, as she was accused of promoting her perfume TFB illegally. However, she has always maintained that the Female Boss moniker has been her trademark and nickname. Despite the initial controversy, she insisted that the perfume was not named after her tattoo and that it was just called TFB.
But Tulisa's fame and career in the music industry may soon be coming to an end, as she recently revealed that she plans to quit fame and focus on building themed rentals. She has always found the music industry to be wild and ridiculous, and now wants to explore her passion for fantasy by creating properties inspired by popular franchises such as Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.
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 their music, winning five Mobo awards and a Brit Award nomination. After their decade-long hiatus, Tulisa embarked on a solo career and also became the youngest ever judge on The X Factor at the age of 23. She mentored Little Mix to victory in 2011 and released her solo album, The Female Boss, in 2012.
Apart from her music career, Tulisa has also dabbled in acting and hosting, showcasing her talents in shows like Demons Never Die and Tulisa: My Mum and Me. She has also been open about her struggles with her mother's mental health and has used her platform to raise awareness on the issue.
Now, as she enters the I'm A Celebrity jungle, Tulisa hopes to show her true self and not just the public figure that she has become. It's not a career move for her, but a chance to be her authentic self and connect with her fans on a personal level. And we can't wait to see what this talented and strong woman has in store for us on the show.
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