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Tinashe would’ve become a chef if her music career hadn’t taken off

Tinashe used to dream of becoming a chef
Tinashe would've become a chef if her music career hadn't taken off
Tinashe at ‘Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop, A Bad Boy Story’ film screening, London, UK at the Brit Awards 2017. London, United Kingdom – Wednesday February 22, 2017. (Photo credit: Bang Media)

Tinashe used to dream of becoming a chef.


The 30-year-old singer has revealed that she would’ve actually become a professional chef if her music career didn’t take off.


“My favorite show is ‘MasterChef’. I love to cook! If I wasn’t a singer, I would be a chef,” She told Us Weekly.

Tinashe particularly loves to cook delicious Mexican dishes for herself and her friends.


“My favorite things to cook are tacos. I used to throw massive Taco Tuesday parties and cook myself,” The “2 On” hitmaker shared.

The singer also loves to eat out at Mexican restaurants.

“Pepe’s Mexican is my favorite restaurant in Los Angeles – I always get the tacos,” she said.

Despite this, Tinashe isn’t a fan of condiments.

The chart-topping star – who released her debut album, “Aquarius,” back in 2014 – shared: “I hate condiments – no mustard, no mayo, just plain.”

Meanwhile, Tinashe previously revealed that she also expresses herself through fashion. The singer loves being creative and adventurous with her style choices.

“In my everyday life, I’m pretty laid-back about style. But when I’m trying to express my art, I think that’s where it comes to play for me. Whether that’s on stage or in a music video, I use fashion as a way of storytelling expression, translating my art,” she explained to Who What Wear.

Tinashe’s music has been widely praised by critics. But the singer insisted she doesn’t need “external validation” in order to feel satisfied.

“I’ve learned that I just don’t need external validation. It comes from within, at a core level,” she said.

Tinashe has also learned to follow her gut feelings over time.

“The best thing that I can always do is follow my instincts and trust my gut because that will always lead me in the right direction. And when I’m not doing that, that is going to be detrimental to me in the long-term.”

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