Tulisa Contostavlos, the former N-Dubz singer and X Factor judge, is making headlines as she prepares to appear at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. The event, scheduled for later this year, will see Tulisa discuss her new book, Judgement: Love, Trials, and Tribulations.
The memoir is described as a candid account of her life, detailing her career highs and lows, including the infamous collapsed drugs trial in 2014. The trial saw charges against her dismissed after the key prosecution witness, journalist Mazher Mahmood, was found guilty of tampering with evidence. Tulisa's book reportedly delves into the personal turmoil she experienced during this time, including two suicide attempts and a struggle with prescription drug dependency.
In a recent interview, Tulisa, now 37, revealed she has moved to Cheshire to live a more peaceful life closer to her "soul family" of close friends. She also opened up about her ongoing journey of healing and finding inner peace, stating that her new life is a dramatic change from her years in the public eye.
While she has largely maintained a low profile in recent years, Tulisa has occasionally stepped back into the spotlight. In 2022, she reunited with her N-Dubz bandmates Dappy and Fazer for a new album and sold-out tour, and more recently, she appeared as a contestant on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! She has said that her appearance on the reality show was a personal challenge and not a career move, emphasizing her focus on personal well-being and her business ventures outside of fame.
Tulisa's appearance at the Cheltenham Literature Festival and the release of her new book mark a new chapter for the star, as she takes control of her own narrative and shares her story on her own terms.
