Mutya Buena

British singer Mutya Buena first found fame as a member of the Sugababes, one of the UK's most successful girl groups. Born in London on Tuesday 21st of May 1985, she is of Irish and Filipina descent. Buena joined the group at around 13 years old, and with the Sugababes she scored four UK number-one singles, six additional top-ten hits, and three multi-platinum albums.

After leaving the group in December 2005, Buena released her debut solo album, Real Girl, in June 2007. The title track reached number two on the UK Singles Chart, and the album entered the top ten on the UK Albums Chart, earning a Gold certification from the BPI. In 2012, Buena and her original Sugababes bandmates, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy, reunited and briefly performed as MKS, releasing the single "Flatline" in 2013. In September 2019, the trio officially returned as Sugababes.

Buena has also explored solo collaborations. In February 2020, she worked with London-based production duo Electric Pineapple on "Black Valentine," followed by "The One" with electronic duo Ryuken in May 2021. In April 2023, she featured on the electro-house track "All I Own" by DJ Laidback Luke. With over 28 years active in music, she remains a recognisable figure in British pop. Her real/natural assets and average build are part of her public image.