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Precious O. Mustapha (born 13 April 1997) is a British actress. She is known for her role in the Netflix series Fate: The Winx Saga (2021–2022). Mustapha was born in Hackney, East London and raised by her mother with two sisters. Of Nigerian descent, she speaks English and Yoruba. Mustapha attended Mossbourne Community Academy. At the recommendation of her drama teacher, she went on to train at the East 15 Acting School, completing a Bachelor of Arts awarded by the University of Essex in 2018. Mustapha made her television debut with a guest appearance in a 2019 episode of the ITV detective drama Endeavour. She then landed her first main television role in the Netflix teen fantasy series Fate: The Winx Saga, a live-action adaptation of the animated series Winx Club, as Aisha. The series premiered in 2021 and ran for two seasons. Also in 2021, Mustapha played Roxy Millikan in the second series of the Sky Comedy police procedural Code 404 and modeled for H&M on a campaign with Lily Newmark. In 2023, Mustapha had a recurring role as Simi in the final season of the Apple TV+ sports comedy Ted Lasso and made a guest appearance in an episode of the Amazon Prime series The Power.
London, 1979. The music was dying. She was just beginning. Set in London at the hinge point between the dying of punk and the birth of what would become the New Wave era, Electric Babylon follows Vera Popović, a 22-year-old Yugoslav immigrant who arrived in London at sixteen and has spent six years navigating the city's music underground. She is a singer who hasn't found her sound yet, a woman who has learned to inhabit multiple worlds simultaneously (immigrant London, underground music, the fraying edges of art school culture), and someone burning with ambition she has no clear outlet for. When she falls into the orbit of The Babylon, a fictional Soho music club that becomes the crucible for the era's defining sounds, she finds her voice — but also finds herself entangled with Miles, the club's charismatic owner and her creative antagonist; with Cleo, a Black British singer from Brixton who becomes her closest friend and creative collaborator; and with the broader social upheaval of Thatcher's Britain beginning to close around everything that Electric Babylon represents. The show is a love letter to a specific moment of transformation — musical, political, personal — with Dua Lipa's Albanian heritage deeply embedded in Vera's immigrant experience. Season 1 — The Underground Vera in the London music underground. The Babylon. Cleo. Miles. The sound she is reaching for begins to take shape. Season 2 — The Record The opportunity to record. Thatcher's Britain closing around the club culture. Vera's choice between the career that is offered and the artist she is becoming.
