Tulisa facing axe from £1 million fashion deal Former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos may lose her £1 million deal with clothing brand Bank following drug allegations that surfaced over the weekend. Regular readers of Telegraph Fashion will be aware of our aversion to Tulisa Contostavlos (see here , here and here) and her fashion sense - or lack thereof. IN PICTURES: Tulisa's terrible fashion taste It was a sad day, then, when the singer was granted a fashion line with high street chain Bank last year. Rather unimaginatively titled The Female Boss (TFB) after her self-given nickname, the former X Factor judge was reportedly given a hefty £1 million deal to 'design' various heinous, stretchy, graffiti-printed monstrosities and then model them for the store. "Girls often ask me where I get my clothes so I thought I'd create my own collection" she said at the time, as we guffawed. Something that's fun, feminine, full of attitude and that reflects my personality. Quite. Today's news that Bank are considering giving Tulisa the heave-ho following drug-fixing allegations that surfaced over the weekend are somewhat of a relief, then. READ: Tulisa to launch TFB fashion line JD Sports, which owns the Bank brand, released a statement yesterday, saying: "Following the news that has unfolded this weekend concerning Tulisa, Bank Fashion are currently reviewing their options regarding her continued involvement with Bank and her clothing range TFB." They later added that they are "deeply concerned by the allegations regarding Tulisa's actions," report The Mirror . A source told the paper that "there's a real concern that she's finished in terms of endorsements and deals after this." We'd like to swap "concern" for "hope," for fashion's sake if nothing else.