The tabloid claims to have evidence that the former judge of The X Factor had offered to help set up an £800 drug deal between reporters, who were posing undercover, and her friend, rapper Mike GLC, who she claimed who could supply them with cocaine.
The Sun also reports that Contostavlos then sent text messages to the rapper to arrange a meet with the paper's undercover reporters, which eventually resulted in them buying half an ounce of cocaine from him for £800.
The Sun now says that following their expose they have been told by Scotland Yard that officers from its Major Crimes Unit will be speaking to Tulisa 'within days', with a police spokesperson saying:
"We have received information concerning the alleged supply of illegal drugs at a central London location. We are considering the information."
Tulisa's cousin and N-Dubz bandmate Dappy offered his support with a (now deleted) tweet, which said "These S**m simply can't Handle the Fact we Made Something out of Nothing!! We'll Be back with a Bang #N-DubzR".
Fellow N-Dubz star and Tulisa's former boyfriend Fazer also commented on Twitter, saying: "Just know when there is no news!! Tabloids WILL make news!! That's all I'm saying on the situation!!! #BeCareful"
Tulisa or her representatives have yet to make any comment publicly.
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