Tulisa opens up on Loose Women about secret health battle that 'mimics a stroke'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukTulisa Contostavlos has opened up about living with a health condition that affects her facial muscles. The singer, who has been out of the limelight for a while, spoke today on Loose Women about how the condition - named Bell’s palsy - affects her appearance.
Bell's palsy causes temporary paralysis of the facial muscles, as well as drooping and weakness on one side of the face. The 31-year-old also told panellists Andrea McLean, Linda Robson, Denise Welch and Jane Moore about being relentlessly trolled over her looks.
She said: “I do suffer from bell's palsy which means one side of my face will droop down. “The first attack I had was after a serious horse riding accident and I fractured my skull.
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