Lady Leshurr: Last News

Lady Leshurr has said her “career has been ruined” after she was found not guilty of attacking her ex-girlfriend and her ex’s then-partner.A jury found the rapper not guilty of two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm to Sidnee Hussein and her then partner, Chante Boyea.Following the verdict, the rapper – real name Melesha O’Garro – took to Instagram to share her reaction.She wrote, alongside a video with similar sentiments: “For the past year I’ve been battling a court case from people that accused me of stalking, harassing, and biting them but I was the victim. I was attacked and bitten by a dog and made out to be the aggressor.A post shared by Lady Leshurr (@imladyleshurr)“For a whole year people have deserted me, dropped me from deals, and didn’t want to work with me anymore.

Lady Leshurr has appeared in court for allegedly attacking her ex-girlfriend and her ex’s then-partner, the court has heard.On October 22, 2022, the 35-year-old musician (real name Melesha O’Garro) was arrested after police were called out to reports of an altercation in Walthamstow. She was arrested alongside 29-year-old Sherelle Smith from Yardley, Birmingham, who was charged with one count of assault.

LEGACY later this year.LEGACY shall explore the untold stories of Birmingham’s grime, hip-hop and rap scene, showcasing the artists, tastemakers and entrepreneurs who are responsible for the city’s influence on Black British music; allowing many more new genres and artists to follow in their footsteps.Set to be released on November 15, the LEGACY mini-series and book will feature Brum trailblazers such as Jaykae, Lady Leshurr, MIST, Sian Anderson and many more talking about their part in the Birmingham music scene.A post shared by Jess Monroe (@jessmonroex)However, the book – co-written by Jess Monroe and Casey Bailey – will dive deeper into the history of the Birmingham Black music scene, writing about the evolution of radio, the producers who influenced the UK sound, iconic clashes (rap battles) and other cultural moments that made the city famous for its Black music.In the book, Lady Leshurr reminisces on how “it’s not as hard as it used to be” to blow up in Birmingham. “I had to leave Birmingham to make a name in London,” she explained.

IT was mooted as the old person’s version of The X Factor and now the BBC show Rock Till We Drop has gone the same as the ITV talent show. The programme aired last year and went in search of veteran singers and musicians over the age of 64 to form a group that would play the main stage at the Isle of Wight festival.

Dancing on Ice semi-finals last year, has been charged with two counts of bodily harm.The singer, whose real name is Melesha O'Garro, was involved in a bust-up with two women early hours yesterday morning and was taken away by police from a house in East London.The rapper and songwriter, who was awarded the British Empire Medal in 2020 for her services to music and charity, was reportedly taken away in handcuffs by the police.Lady Leshurr was involved in a row outside a house near Walthamstow in East London with two women.The singer will appear in custody at Thames Magistrates' Court on Monday (Oct 24), along with an unnamed woman, 28.She has also been charged with one count of actual bodily harm.A Met Police spokesperson said two women, both aged 27, were taken to hospital after the altercation and have since been discharged.According to The Sun, neighbours in the area were woken up by a "screaming match" between Lady Leshurr and two women.The publication also obtained a video showing the rapper being taken away in handcuffs and being led to a police van by two other officers.A witness at the scene claimed that the musician had gotten into the car of "one of the girls she'd been arguing with and tried to get her out".The witness said: "The noise of the scuffle woke me up - you could hear the commotion kicking off.

THE Masked Dancer judges were left stunned when a member of a huge girl band was unmasked as Odd Socks. Odd Socks was sent home during Saturday night's show after receiving the lowest votes from the studio audience. But judges Peter Crouch, Davina McCall, John Bishop, Oti Mabuse and Jonathan Ross were shocked after none of them guessed correctly that it was Kimberley Walsh behind the mask.

A couple of months ago Nicki Minaj remixed Jamaican dancehall artist Skeng's "Likke Miss" and promptly got quite mad when YouTube put an age restriction on the accompanying video. Today Minaj returns with a an updated version of the track (yes, a remix of the remix) with a host of guests from across the dancehall and rap diaspora.

Lady Leshurr has called out Cardi B for using a sample from her song ‘Queen’s Speech 4’ on one of her tracks.The sample went on to appear on Cardi’s 2015 track ‘Cheap Ass Weave’, which Leshurr has now called her out on for allegedly not giving her a credit or a single penny in royalties.The exchange began with Leshurr tweeting a follower: “You mind asking Cardi if she can break me off a likkle change she used my beat/idea before her big break and is now a millionaire and I got paid 0.

Pimp My Ride will return as a six-part digital series on YouTube.The UK version of the reality show originally ran from 2005 to 2007 over three seasons, adapted from the US version hosted by Xzibit.DJ Tim Westwood was the original host on Pimp My Ride UK, who has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women in allegations which surfaced this year.For the reboot, Birmingham rapper Lady Leshurr will take over hosting duties. The car transformations will be carried out by Wrench Studios with support from eBay, who have partnered with MTV for the new six-part series.Speaking about the series, Leshurr said: “I’m so happy to be a part of this new series of Pimp My Ride! The original series was such a big part of my childhood, so I’m happy to be involved in such a legendary show that was a big part of my life growing up.

Great British Bake Off presenter Sue Perkins will become the latest celebrity to host the British LGBT Awards later this month. The 52-year-old will follow in the footsteps of famous names such as Mel B, Alan Carr and Kelly Osbourne in hosting the star-studded bash in London, on June 24. Celebrities and organisations with a track record of promoting LGBT+ rights will be honoured at the showbiz event, with nominees including singer Lady Gaga, Rylan, Steps, Olly Alexander and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

After posting a video of himself dancing to his own single on TikTok, Junior Andre's debut song has already gone viral despite the 16-year-old's track being unreleased. It seems he's set to follow in his dad's footsteps by heading into the music industry and he's already gathered a huge fan base despite only revealing a tiny bit of his song, titled Slide.

TikTok.The son of Peter Andre and Katie Price has been busy in the studio recording Slide since completing his GCSEs last year.The 16-year-old shared a snippet of him singing along to the track with his 245,000 followers on the social media platform a week ago. It has already racked up more than a million views.A second clip of the singer dancing to the song a few days later – shared by both his parents – has also been watched more than 847,000 times.In a caption alongside the video, he added: "A little something we've been cooking up #newmusic #slide #juniorandre."Fans are already loving the RnB track, which is yet to be released, and have been quick to praise it.One user wrote: "I think we need to completely blow this up and get him in no1 on the radio! This is unreal."Another commented: "Amazing song Junior.

Loose Women viewers were introduced to guest panelist Lady Leshurr during the latest episode of the ITV daytime show.The 34-year-old rapper appeared on Friday's (April 8) episode alongside Christine Lampard, Sunetra Sarker and Nadia Sawalha. She's no stranger to being on television and was crowned the winner of Channel 4 reality show Celebrity Circle while pretending to be Big Rapper.Fans were delighted to see the musician on the the panel and rushed to their keyboards to share their view on her performance.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Lady Leshurr on Loose Women.

Martin and Shirlie Kemp are set to release their album In The Swing Of It this month.The pair have spoken about their tough time apart back when Martin was away on tour, and detailed the romantic way they stayed in touch. The pair revealed that they once romanced each other through the magic of postcards, which is worlds away from the dating apps and Instagram DMs of today.Martin, 60, was first introduced to Shirlie, 59, by late pop icon George Michael, who was her old school pal.While the couple’s relationship has stood the test of time, they admitted that it wasn’t always easy. “I was away a lot on tour,” the Spandau Ballet star remembered.“There were no mobile phones, and you couldn't use a hotel phone because it would cost you a fortune. “The only form of contact was postcards, ridiculous when you think of it really,” he reflected during his interview with the Daily Mail's Weekend Magazine.Shirlie even admitted she had kept the postcards from Martin, proving that romance certainly isn’t dead.“I'm not sure I sent any – it was a very Martin thing – but I'm in tears when I read them now,” she confessed.Shirlie revealed Martin also sent postcards to her parents, asking them to tell her how much he missed her.She added that it was "upsetting" now, because she had lost her parents since. In his new BBC series, Rock Till We Drop, Martin and grime artist Lady Leshurr take on mentoring duties for amateur musicians aged 64 and over who will form a band with the aim of performing at the Isle of Wight festival.Speaking about Rock Till We Drop, Martin said: “I loved the driving force behind the show, because it’s so heart-warming: to help people realise a dream that they’d all but given up on and put them on stage in front of

Radio Times that he enjoys watching shows like Downton Abbey and The Mandalorian with his wife Shirlie Holliman, 59, but that Shirlie prefers not to watch anything that will keep her up at night.Describing themselves as “bingers” when it comes to watching TV, the actor, musician and director explained: “We definitely share the remote.”“Shirlie and I have to find a space that we can both sit in and that’s usually drama.”He added: “During lockdown, we rewatched all of Downton Abbey and loved every second of it.“We are definitely bingers; we watched up to four Downtons at once.”Martin explained: “Shirlie never wants to watch anything that will disturb her sleep; if she watches something late at night, it will appear in her dreams.“So sometimes I wait for her to go to sleep then put on the documentary that I really want to watch.”Martin also shared that their children Harley Moon, 32, and Roman, 29, still visit “from time to time”.In his new BBC series, Martin and MOBO award-winning grime artist Lady Leshurr will take on mentoring duties for amateur musicians aged 64 and over who will form a band with the aim of performing at the Isle of Wight festival.Speaking about Rock Till We Drop, Martin (who found fame in the 1980s with hit-making band, Spandau Ballet) said: “I loved the driving force behind the show, because it’s so heart-warming: to help people realise a dream that they’d all but given up on and put them on stage in front of 60,000 people on a sunny afternoon.”In a statement, Martin told the BBC: “The hardest thing has to be telling some of the guys that we couldn’t take them along to the next stage, as a performer I know how much that hurts.”Spandau Ballet had eight UK top 10 albums, including three greatest hits

Brenda Edwards has been seen for the first time since her son Jamal Edwards' sudden death over the weekend, as she joined mourners at a vigil in his memory. The Loose Women panellist and mum-of-two, 52, channelled her grief into a heart-wrenching rendition of Whitney Houston's Greatest Love Of All at the vigil, which took place in front of a mural of the music entrepreneur in West London. Jamal, who sadly died of a short illness at the age of 31, set up SBTV, a platform which helped to launch stars including Ed Sheeran and Jessie J.

Dancing on Ice made a highly anticipated return to our TV screens on Sunday 16 January, and it's safe to say we're already impressed with this year's celebrities' skating skills. Six stars took to the ice last Sunday, including Happy Mondays' Bez, Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole, Pussycat Dolls singer Kimberley Wyatt, with the rest of the celebrities set to make their skating debut on Sunday 23 January. One celebrity who has been forced to pull out of their first show however is S Club 7 star Rachel Stevens, 43, who has fractured her wrist following a disastrous fall on the ice.

Lady Leshurr has discussed being offered £200,000 to write a Nicki Minaj diss track, saying she considered taking the money.Earlier this year, the rapper claimed that she turned down a “massive” record deal after a label wanted her to diss MinajSpeaking on a recent episode of Angela Scanlon’s Thanks A Million podcast, the rapper revealed that she was offered hundreds of thousands of dollars but in the end, she turned it down.Now, in a new interview, the singer confirmed that Atlantic were the label behind the offer. She told BBC Three: “Genuinely, that’s what happened.

Romesh Ranganathan has slammed racist trolls after they accused his presence as being a “box ticking exercise” and that he was “not British enough” when appearing on Later With Jools Holland.

Peter Andre has teased an unlikely collaboration with a rap star for his new album.Taking to Instagram, the singer revealed that he’s been in the studio working with rapper Lady Leshurr, who recently appeared on Dancing On Ice. Sharing a snap of the pair together, the 48 year old wrote: “Love.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Celebrity Circle for Stand Up to Cancer came to its conclusion on Monday night revealing Lady Leshurr to be the winner. After a week of antics involving a group of celebrities trying to pick out catfishes from genuine residents, Lady Leshurr came out on top by convincing the other participants she was rapper Big Narstie.