Tulisa in awkward exchange with GMB’s Ranvir Singh as N-Dubz star is questioned about her ‘midlife crisis’ following troubled past
Tulisa refused to discuss her troubled past when probed by Ranvir Singh during an awkward exchange on Friday’s Good Morning’s Britain.
The singer, 35, was on the ITV show to promote N-Dubz’s latest album alongside bandmates Dappy and Fazer.
After discussing their comeback Ranvir said: ‘Tulisa you’re still very young and you’ve already been through a midlife crisis’ before going on to ask the star if her years in the public eye had ‘taken their toll’.
Refusing to engage the beaming songstress snapped back: ‘No, I’m feeling amazing, life is fantastic, and I wouldn’t rather be doing anything else’.
In 2014 the former X Factor judge was found not guilty in court over much publicised allegations of brokering a drug deal with Sun investigative reporter and ‘Fake Sheikh’ Mahzer Mahmood.
Keeping mum: Tulisa, 35, refused to discuss her troubled past when probed by Ranvir Singh during an awkward exchange on Friday’s Good Morning’s Britain
Probing: The singer was on the ITV show to promote N-Dubz’s latest album alongside bandmates Dappy and Fazer (Hosts Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh pictured)
During her BBC3 documentary filmed during her trial, Tulisa revealed she had been left with thoughts of taking her own life and ‘necked pain killers with vodka’.
Then in 2016 she pled guilty to drink driving and handed a 15-month ban after crashing her £150,000 Ferrari in north London.
She was also rocked when a six-minute sex tape featuring herself was leaked online in 2012 which she described ‘torture’.
The N-Dubz star spoke out as she recorded an interview with funnyman Alan Carr at the time and revealed she feared the whole country would think badly of her.
She told him as she held back tears: ‘I thought: ‘The whole of the UK thinks I’m a sl**per.’
Elsewhere during the chat Tulisa spoke about possibility of teaming up with Little Mix, who she coached to victory on The X Factor back in 2011.
Telling hosts Ranvir and Ben Shephard: ‘I would love to, it’s not something we’ve talked about’.
‘I am still in touch with them, I just talked to Leigh-Anne now before I came on and said ‘there’s a launch party tonight do you want to come?’.
Questioning: After discussing their comeback Ranvir said: ‘Tulisa you’re still very young and you’ve already been through a midlife crisis’ before going on to ask the star if her years in the public eye had ‘taken their toll’
Court case: In 2014 the former X Factor judge was found not guilty in court over much publicised allegations of brokering a drug deal with Sun investigative reporter and ‘Fake Sheikh’ Mahzer Mahmood (pictured arriving at court)
Banned: Then in 2016 she pled guilty to drink driving and handed a 15-month ban after crashing her £150,000 Ferrari in north London
Last month Tulisa proudly showed off her toned midriff in a black crop top as she joined her N-Dubz bandmates at their latest show in Scarborough on Thursday.
She flaunted her amazing abs as she sang her heart out in an epic performance, the latest on the group’s reunion tour.
Tulisa showcased her slender physique in a tiny crop top and rocked a trendy leather jacket with a pair of black cargos.
She accessorised with yellow aviator sunglasses to pair with her modern sense of style as the group delighted the crowd with a medley of hits.
Back together: N-Dubz (L-R) Dappy, Tulisa, Fazer
Dappy, 36, wore a multi-coloured patterned The North Face jacket and wore a black twist hair turban.
Tulisa could be seen interacting with her fans by getting the audience to sing back to their N-Dubz classics.
It is set to be a busy few months for Tulisa as N-Dubz are also set to release their first new album in 13 years, Timeless, in August, after their reunion tour last year.
After forming in 2000, they embarked on a successful career, which saw them release two platinum-certified albums, as well as eight top 40 hits.
Their most famous hits include No Regrets, Say It’s Over, Number One and Playing With Fire.
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