Wild Times: Surviving drugs, depression and disco.
Few celebrity lives contain as much drama as Sinitta’s. Few people find fame so young and go on such an extreme rollercoaster ride of career highs and personal lows. And few contain as many exclusive stories about the entertainment industry’s biggest names.
Think Simon Cowell, Brad Pitt, David Essex and Prince Albert of Monaco. Think David Bowie and Marc Bolan, Princess Diana and Kylie Minogue, Pete Burns and George Michael. Throw in dozens more international stars and you’re finally getting Sinitta’s story.
It’s a life of good times – starting when So Macho became a million-seller in the UK and was followed by 14 chart-topping hits around the world.
But it’s also a life of shocking lows – ending when bad management left her penniless, clinically depressed and living in her car.
It’s a story of brutal, tough-love detox when Sinitta locked herself in her own home to come off drugs for good. It’s the cruel Aids rumours that almost knocked her back into the gutter. It’s the secret spirituality that has kept her clean for decades. It’s her desperate bid to start a family, involving years of failed IVF treatments, heartbreaking surrogacy attempts and battles to adopt.
Today, a single mother of two beautiful children, Sinitta is carving out a new life nurturing talented new performers and heading out to America as The X-Factor goes global. This is her story.
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Chart-topping singer, actress and dancer Sinitta was born in 1968 and became one of the world’s biggest dance divas. Her hit So Macho was Britain’s best-selling single in 1986. She then topped the charts in Europe, Japan and around the world with 14 international hit singles including Cruising, Toy Boy and Right Back Where We Started From. She was a West End theatre star as a teenager, appearing in Cats, The Wiz and Little Shop of Horrors before winning critical acclaim in Mutiny alongside David Essex.
In recent years she has been back in the public eye as Simon Cowell’s ...
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