Jamelia has over 1.7 million album sales with 7 top 10 hits from her album Thank You including Superstar, Thank You and her co-write with Chris Martin, See It In A Boy’s Eyes. Jamelia stormed the top 10 again with Stop, her signature track for the second Bridget Jones film. Jamelia’s has also seen success in Europe, Australia and New Zealand where she reached No 1.
Winner of four MOBO awards, including Best UK Act and Best British Female, she has performed at the MOBOS and co-hosted the awards in 2007.
The Superstar singer has also worked with brands including Pretty Polly, Reebok and has fronted her own ethnic hair care range called Model.Me. endorsed byToni&Guy. Jamelia has also been the cover girl for Harpers and Queen, Cosmopolitan and Elle magazine.
Jamelia has authored her own BBC3 documentary and fronted the Channel 4 show, The House that Made Me. She alsostarred on the judging panel of BBC3’s Move Like Michael Jackson. Jamelia is currently starring as one of the judges on The Voice of Ireland.
Find out more about Jamelia in her Q&A:
I’m best known for: Singing a few songs and my big mouth
The proudest moment of my career is: Performing for and having dinner with Nelson Mandela
The first thing I do in the morning is: Check my twitter (@jameliatweeties if you’re interested)
My favourite lunch is: A chipotle burrito – thankfully they don’t have them in Birmingham or I’d be a beached whale!
The most famous person in my phonebook is: Naomi Campbell
The actress who would play me in a film about my life is: Kerry Washington, because I love her!
My favourite memory from working on Loose Women is: Having two people I know and love on my first show – Biggins and Ben Miller
If I wasn’t presenting Loose Women, I’d be: Eating and sleeping, so basically you’ve saved my life!
You’d be surprised to learn that: I am obsessed with Christmas songs
The one thing I couldn’t live without is: My two daughters and chocolate