Description: As one third of the iconic original line-up of the Sugababes, Mutya Buena was at the heart of a pop-schism that rocked the noughties.
In this bare-all memoir, we're taken through Mutya's spectacular career, from forming the group at thirteen and leaving amongst a flurry of rumors, to embarking on a solo career and the group's triumphant return to the music scene. From the highs of topping the charts and working with music royalty to the lows of post-natal depression and tabloid drama, Mutya speaks about the some of her brightest and darkest moments for the very first time. So often mis-judged by the press, Real Girl is Mutya Buena's story on her own terms.Review Quotes: The odd, lurid life of a very young pop star...If confirmation were ever needed that the Naughties were a toxic time to be famous and female, Real Girl delivers it, vividly and colourfully.--Jane Mulkerrins "The Times"