Hollie Jervis MBE (/ˈhɒli mɪˈʃɛl ˈʤɜːvɪs/) is an English singer, best known for appearing as a contestant on the fifth series of British reality television music competition The X Factor in 2008. Jervis is a prominent figure in hun culture.

Jervis showed an early interest in performing, initially inspired by seeing a friend take piano lessons, which made her envious.

Jervis began her career performing at hotels, weddings, and holiday parks across the UK, including for chains such as Parkdean Resorts. In 2008, she auditioned for the fifth series of The X Factor, performing "Big, Blonde and Beautiful" from Hairspray. While her confidence was notable, her performance was met with criticism from the judges. Simon Cowell likened her mouth to a "cave", while Dannii Minogue suggested it was "verging on funny rather than serious." However, Cheryl acknowledged her passion and recommended she "take up preaching or speeching [sic]".

Despite not advancing in The X Factor, Jervis continued her musical pursuits. She performed on the UK cabaret circuit and worked as a tribute act to Cher and Ellie Goulding. When Goulding received news of this, she invited Jervis to appear in the lyric video for "Something in the Way You Move". Jervis also released music independently, although it did not achieve mainstream success.

In 2010, her website advertised her work as a wedding entertainer.

Jervis’s audition has since been rediscovered on social media, particularly within LGBTQ+ communities, leading to her being celebrated as an icon of "hun culture". In 2020 Rylan Clark proposed Jervis as a contestant on a comeback series of Celebrity Big Brother. In 2021 It was suggested that Veronica Green should play Jervis for Snatch Game on RuPaul's Drag Race UK. In 2022 a spoof Strictly Come Dancing account on X (then known as Twitter) purported that Jervis would be a contestant in series 20. In 2023 Birmingham Live erroneously reported that Jervis had commented on a Denise Welch death hoax on Twitter, the account likely belonging to a fan. That same year, a writer for The Tab quipped that Jervis was "at the centre of a Gay Twitter civil war".

• Cabaret
• Hun culture
• The X Factor

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