Tulisa stunned in an edgy lime outfit while taking to the stage of Manchester Pride on Sunday after recently releasing her ‘brutally honest and redemptive’ memoir.
The N-Dubz singer, 37, showed off her stunning physique in a strapless zipped leather bustier which featured quirky cups, teamed with matching maxi gloves.
The I’m A Celebrity star rocked black leggings and lime shades to finish off the head-turning look for the acclaimed performance.
Tulisa – whose real name is Tula Paulinea Contostavlos – appeared in her best spirits as she incited the crowd while revisiting some of her solo work.
But the rapper also performed some of the most iconic bangers from N-Dubz, sending fans into frenzy with a pleasing throwback.
The songwriter showed off her bold side as she was even snapped showing a middle finger on stage.
Tulisa, 37, stunned in an edgy lime outfit while taking to the stage of Manchester Pride on Sunday after recently releasing her ‘brutally honest and redemptive’ memoir
The N-Dubz singer showed off her stunning physique in a strapless zipped leather bustier which featured quirky cups, teamed with matching maxi gloves
Tulisa’s performance at Manchester Pride comes just weeks after she released a bombshell autobiography titled Judgement: Love, Trials and Tribulations.
The memoir documents her rise to prominence and subsequent fall from grace after being targeted by the disgraced ‘Fake Sheikh’, Mazher Mahmood.
The singer later admitted her life ‘fell apart’ following an elaborate sting that resulted in her being arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs, an accusation she vehemently denied.
As the drama played out in court, Tulisa opted to keep a journal in which she detailed the toll her trial had taken on her personal life, and the devastating impact it had on her career.
Released by Blink Publishing for Bonnier Books UK, Judgement will be available to purchase from August 14.
‘Since I was a child, I’ve been obsessed by storytelling. I loved reading books and writing my own stories,’ she explains in an accompanying press release.
‘I have always longed to write an incredible book from start to finish – a creation that was all mine.
‘This book means the world to me as I’ve worked on it for years and now I honestly feel the time is right to tell my story, warts and all, entirely in my own words.
The I’m A Celebrity star rocked black leggings and lime shades to finish off the head-turning look for the acclaimed performance
Tulisa – whose real name is Tula Paulinea Contostavlos – appeared in her best spirits as she incited the crowd while revisiting some of her solo work
But the rapper also performed some of the most iconic bangers from N-Dubz, sending fans into frenzy with a pleasing throwback
The Camden Town-born star added more edgy details to the stage outfit with a chunky black leather choker
The songwriter showed off her bold side as she was even snapped showing a middle finger on stage
‘I am so excited to be working with Ciara [Lloyd, Blink Publishing Director] and the team at Bonnier to share this book with readers everywhere.’
Publishing Director Lloyd added: ‘When I read Tulisa’s proposal, I knew instantly that I wanted to publish her.
‘I remember the infamous ‘Fake Sheikh’ trial well and how unfairly Tulisa was treated, a story that highlighted the bias and misogyny in the press, and in our society.
‘So, to give a voice to Tulisa and her story as well as showcase her phenomenal talent as a writer is a real privilege.
‘This is the perfect redemption story for the original Female Boss, and I’m so proud to be publishing her at Blink.’
In one notable extract from the book, Tulisa claims a police officer made obscene gestures towards her while she was on trial for an alleged drugs sting in 2014 at Southwark Crown Court.
She writes: ‘I felt like an animal in a cage, for everyone’s entertainment.’
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson told Daily Mail: ‘We are unaware of this allegation from 2016, which has not been reported to us.
It comes just weeks after Tulisa released a bombshell autobiography titled Judgement: Love, Trials and Tribulations
The memoir documents her rise to prominence and subsequent fall from grace after being targeted by the disgraced ‘Fake Sheikh’, Mazher Mahmood
In 2013, the singer was charged with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs, with her trial held the following year at Southwark Crown Court (pictured)
‘We would encourage the complainant to make a report so we can investigate.’
The impact of the trial also left Tulisa with PTSD, with the singer noting that if she had to go through all the coverage of her trial she would ‘have a nervous breakdown.’
She told Cosmopolitan: ‘There was, an actual, very serious [suicide] attempt. There was also this moment of real depression where I was driving in my car, hysterically crying, and there was so much trauma that I had an out of body experience.
‘It was like my brain was going so nuts that I had to physically detach the two.’
Following the trial, Tulisa spent more than a decade out of the public eye after it was ruled the infamous Fake Sheikh had trapped her in the drug sting.
Mazher Mahmood, also known as the Fake Sheik, a former journalist for the Sun on Sunday was jailed for 15 months for perverting the course of justice by lying in court.
