The ex-N-Dubz star and X-Factor judge has said that he is demis**ual.
Tulisa became famous in the late 2000s as a member of the hip-hop group N-Dubz, which had hits including “I Need You” and “Ouch.”
Her first solo studio album, “The Female Boss,” which included the U.K. number one single “Young,” helped her become even more successful as a solo artist.
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Tulisa has also done well in show business; she was a judge on the X-Factor from 2011 to 2012.
The musician had mostly stayed out of the public eye until very recently. But she’s been back on TV lately and is more open than ever.
Tulisa was a contestant on the 24th season of the renowned reality TV show I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! The show follows a group of celebrities living together in very harsh conditions, along with some creepy crawlies.
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The “Live It Up” singer said before she was on the show that she wanted to leave show business.
Tulisa said on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast (per MailOnline): “The music industry is crazy. It’s crazy.” I’m almost done with it. I will be gone in two years. I’m going to work in real estate next year.
I guess I’ll always come back for N-Dubz. But I think the person I’ve become is a public figure who doesn’t like being in the public glare.
The singer claimed she wants to launch “themed rentals” that are “super fantasy geek,” like Game of Thrones.
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That’s what I’m going to do in 2024. “I’m so excited,” she said.
Tulisa talked about her s**uality when she was on I’m a Celebrity.
The singer said that she needs to get incredibly close to someone emotionally before she can find them s**ually attractive.
She remarked, “For me, it’s all about the connection and the feelings I have for someone and wanting to show them in that way.”
Tulisa has talked about demis**uality, which is a s**ual orientation in which a person does not feel main s**ual attraction.
WebMD goes into more detail: If you’re demis**ual, you need to have an emotional connection with someone before you can feel s**ually attracted to them. You could be homos**ual, straight, bi, demiromantic, sapios, gray as, or pans. You can identify as any gender.
Fans have raced to X (previously Twitter) to show their support since Tulisa came out as demis**ual.
One admirer says, “Like I couldn’t love this f***ing qween more, Tulisa saying she thinks she might be demis**ual is EVERYTHING!”
Another person says, “I’m running to X to tell them how excited I am that Tulisa is demis**ual and on national TV!”
Someone else says they really like Tulisa for talking about being demis**ual.