Police called after squatters break into Tones and I's Australian mansion. Details here

Australian singer Toni Watson, better known by her professional name Tones and I, was shocked to find squatters breaking into her mansion. The Dance Monkey singer had to call the police authorities after she found that the squatters had stolen television sets and used drugs and needles inside.

Tones and I shot to fame with her popular single, "Dance Monkey," which was released in 2019. The song became a global hit, especially in the US and the UK. Dance Monkey also topped the charts in the UK, making Tones and I one of the most popular artists in the Western Hemisphere. Dance Number also became the longest-reigning number one female single in the UK, staying at the top for 11 consecutive weeks.



Following her success, the singer bought a few luxury properties in her homeland, including one in Byron Bay, a town on the Australian east coast. While on her visit to the mansion a week ago, she found the squatters making a mess of the house. Speaking to Fox FM, the pop star said she had destroyed the furniture, which is why she had to call the police.

Tones and I shared footage of the house on her Instagram. The footage showed a signpost the singer hung outside the house, which stated that the police had been called and warned the squatters to "go back to Sydney".

FAQs:

1. What is the full name of Tones and I?
   The Australian singer’s real name is Toni Watson.
2. For how many weeks did Dance Monkey stay at the top?
   Dance Monkey stayed at the top for 11 consecutive weeks, the longest streak ever.