Ms Dynamite
Ms Dynamite, whose real name is Niomi MacLean-Daley, was born on 26 April 1981.
She grew up in North London.
Her younger brother is Akala, whose real name is Kingslee Daley. Akala is a musician, who used to play football.
Ms Dynamite's success as a musician led to a Double Brit Award and three MOBOs as well as becoming a Mercury Prize winner and media personality of the year at the Race in the Media Awards.
Ms Dynamite released her debut single, "Boo!" (produced by Sticky) and the album A Little Deeper in 2002.
A Little Deeper included the singles "Dy-Na-Mi-Tee" and "It Takes More."
In 2005, Ms Dynamite released her second album, Judgement Days.
The following year Ms Dynamite was ordered to do 60 hours of community service for assaulting a police officer.
In 2009, Ms Dynamite became a celebrity contestant on Hell's Kitchen. She came 4th.
Hell's Kitchen was not the first reality TV show Ms Dynamite has appeared in.
In November 2006, Ms Dynamite had a high-speed car crash while filming for Sky reality television show The Race.
In 2007, Ms Dynamite travelled to her ancestral land Jamaica to make a documentary about slaves who fought back.
Shortly before Hell's Kitchen, Ms Dynamite had become a vegetarian.
In 2011, Ms Dynamite returned to music and her single Neva Soft was scheduled for release in July.
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