Nicola Roberts (born Nicola Maria Roberts, 5 October 1985, Stamford, Lincolnshire) is an English singer and make up designer, most famous for being the youngest member of pop group Girls Aloud. She is also known for creating the beauty range Dainty Doll.
Girls Aloud were formed after auditioning for a UK TV show, Popstars: The Rivals. Roberts was originally eliminated before the final stage, but was brought back into the final ten after another contestant, Nicola Ward, pulled out of the show after objecting to the show’s contract. Roberts started her career singing with a girl group at her local discotheque with a local DJ. During the Popstars: The Rivals, she sang “River Deep - Mountain High”, “Shout”, “Wind Beneath My Wings” and “I’m So Excited”. She became the second girl to join Girls Aloud. In 2008, Roberts made a cameo appearance in the re-make of the St. Trinians film, playing the part of a schoolgirl with the other members of Girls Aloud, filmed in Spring 2007 and also in Britannia High with band mate Kimberley Walsh. As a member of Girls Aloud, Roberts has taken part in many events and TV shows, such as the 21 December 2007 episode of The Friday Night Project. Roberts co-hosted the show with the rest of the band.
Since Girls Aloud were formed Roberts has co-written two of the group’s album tracks and two b-sides;|“It’s Magic” (Chemistry album)|“I Say A Prayer For You” (What Will the Neighbours Say? album)|“I Don’t Really Hate You” (“See the Day” single)| |
