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Tulisa

movie Singer, Actress, Author cake 13 July 1988 (Wednesday) (Camden Town, London, England)
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Net Worth

$3 million - $4 million The Herald

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Height

5' 6" (168 cm)

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Age

36

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Nation

British

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Basic Information

Date of Birth: 13 July 1988 (Wednesday)
Birthplace: Camden Town, London, England
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Nationality: British
Hometown: Congleton, England

Family & Relationships

Marital Status: Unmarried

Education

Schools: Quintin Kynaston (now Harris Academy St John's Wood), St John's Wood, North London Haverstock School, London
Education: High school pass

Lifestyle

Religion: Christianity
Food Habit: Non-vegetarian

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Some Lesser Known Facts About Tulisa

  • Tulisa belongs to a musically inclined family. Her father, Steve Contostavlos (Plato), a Greek Cypriot, was the keyboardist of the British rock band Mungo Jerry. Her mother, Anne Byrne, an Irish singer, was part of the band Jeep with her sisters.
  • Her mother suffered from bipolar disorder and schizoaffective disorder and was admitted for treatment when Tulisa was five years old.
  • At age 12, she joined the musical band Lickle Rinsers Crew (now known as N-Dubz). The other members were her cousin Dino (now popular as singer Dappy) and Fazer.

    Tulisa (middle) with Fazer and Dappy as part of the band Lickle Rinsers Crew
    Tulisa (middle) with Fazer and Dappy as part of the band Lickle Rinsers Crew
  • According to her, her uncle Byron Contostavlos (bassist of the rock band Mungo Jerry) was instrumental in her joining the music band and in its success in later years.
  • Some of the songs released by the band Lickle Rinsers Crew (LRC) are Bad Man Riddim and Life Is Getting Sicker by the Day.
  • The trio later changed their band name to NW1 and then to N-Dubz. Some of their early hit songs include Everyday Of My Life (2005), which was played on the music television channel Channel U (UK), and Better Not Waste My Time (which was number one on Channel U’s charts).
  • The group’s first album, Uncle B (2008), was a tribute to its manager, Byron Contostavlos, who passed away in 2007.
  • In 2011, she became a judge on the reality television music competition The X Factor (season 8). She was the youngest judge and mentored the band Little Mix, which later won the competition that season.

    Tulisa (middle) with the Little Mix Band on the stage of The X Factor (season 8)
    Tulisa (middle) with the Little Mix Band on the stage of The X Factor (season 8)
  • In 2011, she launched the perfume, The Female Boss, and a fashion line called TFB by Tulisa in 2012.
  • In 2012, she published an autobiographical book, Honest: My Story So Far and in it she mentioned her life with her mother and other major life incidents.

    The cover page of the book Honest My Story So Far
    The cover page of the book Honest My Story So Far
  • In 2014, the documentary based on Tulisa’s life until then, was released as a television film, Tulisa: The Price of Fame on BBC Three.
  • In 2016, she was a guest prankster on the hidden camera sketch series Off Their Rockers.
  • In 2024, she appeared as a contestant on the reality show I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! She was the third eliminated from the show.

    Tulisa on the shooting set of I
    Tulisa on the shooting set of I’m a Celebrity
  • She suffered from Bell’s Palsy (a temporary facial paralysis condition) which according to her, was caused by a horse riding accident.
  • She often mentions her pet pit bull Narla as her best friend and in 2024 she adopted a trained family protection German shepherd named Keizer.

    Tulisa with her pet Narla
    Tulisa with her pet Narla

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