Holly Tandy was born on July 20, 2001 in English, is POP SINGER. Holly Tandy was born on the 20th of July, 2001, in Yorkshire. She is a person who has been engaged in music work since early childhood. She sang in choir. The collective is rather famous all over Britain. Being a member of the choir she went on tours abroad. When she grew older, she got interested in guitar music and started her guitar lessons. She began creating her own songs. Her biggest success was her performance on the project called ‘The X-Factor. It was in 2017.
Holly Tandy is a member of Music Stars
💰 Net worth: Under Review
Family, Mom, Dad, Wife & Husbands, kids
Father: The name of Holly’s father’s name is not known. She has a grandfather who is a former singer. All her songs and compositions the girl devotes to him.
Mother: Her name is unavailable.
Siblings: There is no information about Holly’s siblings.
Husbands and kids: Holly does not have a spouse. She is totally oriented to studies and to her career development.
Boyfriends & Girlfriends, Relationship
Sexual orientation: straight.
The name of Holly’s boyfriend is Jack Remington. He was one of the performers on ‘The X-Factor’. The young people started dating having worked together at the show.
Holly Tandy Money, Net Worth
Her net worth is estimated at $ 0, 7 Million.
Houses & Cars
Place of living: Holly lives in England. She still dwells in her parents’ house.
Cars: There is no information about Holly’s cars and other possession.
✎ More Info:
What is the choir where Holly sang called?
It is a choir of kids. It is named ‘The Voice of Angels’.
Has Holly ever worked in any other collective?
It was a trio where she sang as a teen. The trio was called ‘Scarlet Rain’.
Who of the judges gave the girl the biggest praise at the show?
It was Nicole Scherzinger who praised Holly most of all. She said how much she admired the courage and sincere manner of holding on the stage that was characteristic of Holly.
What song did Holly sing at the project?
She performed a cover version of the composition ‘If I Ain’t Got You’.