X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos has been questioned by police for allegedly making threatening calls to a dancer.
Georgia Amodu, who toured with Contostavlos's group N-Dubz, told Scotland Yard the singer phoned her to warn: "You are going to get your head kicked in, don't forget I've got money."
Amodu, 21, also claimed Contostavlos, 23, had published her phone number on Twitter, inviting fans to give her abuse.
Contostavlos denied the claims and police took no further action. It is understood the row started last year when a story appeared in a newspaper about Amodu's two-month fling with Contostavlos' cousin and bandmate Dappy. It is understood that close associates of N-Dubz accused Amodu — who this summer was given a police caution for common assault after an altercation with Tulisa's PA Gareth Varey — of selling the story.
A police spokesman said: "Both parties were spoken to and there will be no further police action."
Georgia Amodu, who toured with Contostavlos's group N-Dubz, told Scotland Yard the singer phoned her to warn: "You are going to get your head kicked in, don't forget I've got money."
Amodu, 21, also claimed Contostavlos, 23, had published her phone number on Twitter, inviting fans to give her abuse.
Contostavlos denied the claims and police took no further action. It is understood the row started last year when a story appeared in a newspaper about Amodu's two-month fling with Contostavlos' cousin and bandmate Dappy. It is understood that close associates of N-Dubz accused Amodu — who this summer was given a police caution for common assault after an altercation with Tulisa's PA Gareth Varey — of selling the story.
A police spokesman said: "Both parties were spoken to and there will be no further police action."
