She said, "I do suffer from Bell's palsy, one side of my face can drop down. Last year, Tulisa opened up about suffering with Bell's Palsy during an appearance on Loose Women. However, she made a comeback in 2019 with a single called Daddy, which was co-written and produced by her boyfriend (and Cher's nephew) David King. She also achieved three top 20 solo singles but took a break from the spotlight after being falsely accused of supplying class A drugs. Tulisa went primetime in 2011 when she joined The X Factor as a judge alongside Kelly Rowland, Gary Barlow and Louis Walsh, mentoring Little Mix to become the first ever group to win the show. Tulisa (aka The Female Boss) provided the belting vocals that were the perfect accompaniment to Dappy and Fazer's raps and often put the boys in place with her sassy lyrics as they traded verses. Dappy is still performing around the country too and took to the stage at Wireless Festival in September. He's still making music though and has collaborated with Stefflon Don and Wiley in recent years.
Since's the band's hiatus in 2011, Dappy's enjoyed success with solo hits No Regrets and Rockstar (which featured bonafide music legend Brian May from Queen) but he's probably more famous for appearing in the iconic 2014 series of Celebrity Big Brother where he enjoyed a steamy naked shower with Luisa Zissman. He also became a style icon thanks to his choice of headwear, with his name becoming synonymous with those knitted hats with earflaps. Dappy then © Credits: Gettyĭappy was the cheeky chappy frontman of the band who introduced all of their tracks with his signature "Na na naiii" catchphrase. Their bangin’ bops soundtracked many a teenage house party – seriously, pressing play on I Need You instantly brings back the smell of watermelon Bacardi Breezers – and some of their wild behaviour caused a bit of controversy (we’ll never forget THAT Dappy peen pic), but whatever happened to the chart-topping trio when they called it a day in 2011? Check out what N-Dubz members Dappy, Tulisa and Fazer are up to now. Performing at Somerset House's Summer Series in 2010 Yep, they were EVERYWHERE in the late Noughties, achieving four top ten singles, two top ten albums and bagging a bucketload of awards to boot. Costadinos ‘Dappy’ Contostavlos, Tula ‘Tulisa’ Contostavlos and Richard ‘Fazer’ Rawson, aka N-Dubz, were the North London hip hop trio that burst on to the UK music scene in a blaze of Adidas tracksuits and knitted hats and racked up a whole load of hits in the process.
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