Singer Tulisa has shocked I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! campmates after revealing the meaning behind N-Dubz.

Tulisa joined the band aged just 11 years old alongside Dappy and Fazer gaining national success with hits including 'Strong Enough' and 'I Need You'.

The meaning of N-Dubz has long confused fans of the group, but now, Tulisa has finally revealed what it stands for.

Tulisa reveals the meaning behind N-Dubz

Speaking to Strictly star Oti Mabuse, Tulisa said that N-Dubz actually stands for North West London, where the three members of the band are from.

Shocking Oti, the Strictly star quickly realised that she herself is from North West London and joked that she was part of N-Dubz.

Not only did it surprise campmates, but ITV viewers were also left dumbfounded.

One viewer took to X (formerly Twitter) to say: "N-Dubz meaning NW was brand new information to me! Every day really is a school day."

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Talking to campmates, Rooney said: “I was on to it, but I wasn't on to what had happened”.

Adding: “I didn't think it [the post] would give as much attention as it did.”

Later adding: "I felt ashamed going to court. I felt like we were putting on a whole show for the world.

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"It became a joke and it was disappointing. It wasn't a joke to me."

Reacting to Rooney, campmate GK Barry said: “Coleen spoke about Wagatha. It was so interesting to hear it".

Discussing who owned the term 'Wagatha Christie', Rooney said: "She does."

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! airs every night at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.