Nicola Roberts
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Nicola Roberts | ||
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Background information | ||
Birth name | Nicola Maria Roberts | |
Also known as | Ginge, Cola, The Ginger One | |
Born | October 5, 1985 (age 21) | |
Origin | Runcorn, Cheshire, England | |
Genre(s) | Pop | |
Occupation(s) | Singer | |
Instrument(s) | Singing | |
Years active | 2002—present | |
Label(s) | Polydor (2002-present) Fascination Records (2006-present) |
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Associated acts |
Girls Aloud |
Nicola Maria Roberts (born October 5, 1985 in Runcorn, Cheshire), is an English pop star from Runcorn and is the youngest member of Girls Aloud. Also known as 'Cola', Nicola started singing at the young age of eleven. Frequently singing at her relatives parties she would win awards and was spurred on by a local mobile DJ.
Her group was formed after auditioning for a UK TV show "Popstars". Anaemia sufferer Nicola was originally eliminated before the final stage, but was brought back into the final ten after Nicola Ward pulled out of the show after objecting to the show's contract. She became the second girl to join Girls Aloud. Since then Nicola has co-written two of the group's album tracks and two b-sides.
Nicola debuted in FHM's one hundred Sexiest Women list in 2005, charting at #77, ahead of the likes of Jennifer Aniston, Dannii Minogue and Hilary Duff. She also appeared at number 15 in FHM's 20 Sexiest Singers 2005 just behind her fellow band members with Cheryl Tweedy taking number 1. Nicola was #84 in the 2006 poll.
Roberts is currently single, after splitting with long-term boyfriend Carl Egerton in December 2006.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ Girls Aloud Star Roberts Single Again from starpulse.com. Retrieved 10 January 2007.
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Cheryl Cole · Nadine Coyle · Sarah Harding · Nicola Roberts · Kimberley Walsh
Albums: Sound of the Underground · What Will the Neighbours Say? · Chemistry ·
Compilation albums: The Sound of Girls Aloud
Singles: "Sound of the Underground" · "No Good Advice" · "Life Got Cold" · "Jump" · "The Show" · "Love Machine" · "I'll Stand by You" · "Wake Me Up" · "Long Hot Summer" · "Biology" · "See the Day" · "Whole Lotta History" · "Something Kinda Ooooh" · "I Think We're Alone Now" · "Walk This Way"
Television and DVD
Popstars: The Rivals · Girls Aloud: Off the Record
What Will the Neighbours Say? Live · Chemistry Tour · The Sound of Girls Aloud: The Greatest Hits Tour
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