Tulisa - My Mum and Me
 

BBC1 11:30PM tonight

Wasn't sure where to put this. Music, X Factor or TV! But opted for here. I know we have a few Tulisa (N Dubz) fans so you may be interested to see this documentory about her growing up with a mentally ill mother. She also finds out what it's like for other children growing up in similar situations

Could be quite interesting actually

Saw this last year. Completely changed my opinion on her. She is so lovely, people judge as her a 'chav' far too much. :love:

Yes, I'll be watching

I saw it on BBC3 a while ago, it was a good watch. :)

Thanks Kerry, I'm definitely gonna watch.

Watching this a while ago made me like her a hell of a lot, she's nothing like what people make her out to be, and I hope she shows that on the X Factor too, she seems like an absolute sweetheart to me!

It's the daft twat Dappy that always put me off. She seemed nice on the X Factor

Catch glimpse of this when they were showing it on BBC3
might watch the whole thing on iPlayer

Well BB BotS is boring so I'll hive this s go, could be interesting

Will watch this on iPlayer later

Looks good already and it's only been on 5 minutes

Tulisa is amazing :love:

I love Tulisa. People judge her so wrongly.

Yep.

Also I'm really surprised how honest she's being on this.

She is a lovely lass :)

I think shes such a nice girl and doesnt deserve to be judged as a chav. To be honest she is far too good for N-Dubz.

It's the two others that drag her down

I hope this gets good ratings since its on BBC 1 and X-Factor helps people change their opinions on her.

I think the only thing that would go against it is it was on a little late

Yep, especially Dappy. He can be an awful person and Tulisa has to clean up after him most of the time, poor girl.

Awww she's really nice :love: She seems pretty open minded and aware. I agree it seems the other two that give her that bad image more

Dappy's a complete idiot

I want a Kerry and Sue one soon. :love:

I have just watched on BBC1 and it is an amazing programme. Having met young people that care for adults with similar conditions and knowing others that might be called upon to do it later in life, the whole thing was fascinating.