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Danielle Lloyd
With a career in the spotlight that began in 2000, Danielle Lloyd has been a household name since she shot to fame after being crowned Miss England in 2004 and Miss Great Britain in 2006.
Becoming a weekly face being photographed for the era of the ‘Lads Mags’, Danielle became a cover star for Nuts, Zoo and tabloid newspapers on a weekly basis – followed by a stint in the Celebrity Big Brother house in 2007.
After being a victim to domestic violence, in 2019 Danielle was asked to make a documentary called Dangerous Love, in which she disclosed her horrific experience – and many women came forward to thank her for her honesty, saying she had helped them too.
In 2012, Danielle married her now ex-husband Jamie, and they had three beautiful sons, Archie, Harry and George. Being a mum is what Danielle is most proud of and nothing is more important to her than her amazing boys. Danielle is now marred to husband Michael O’Neill and resides at home with her 4 sons and her daughter. Danielle was a columnist throughout her pregnancy for OK! Online.
Danielle’s TV career has ranged from shows such as 'The Weakest Link', 'Total Wipeout' and 'Who’s Doing The Dishes', all of which she won – to learning new skills in TV’s ‘Splash’ with Tom Daley in 2014. She regularly appears on the front cover of leading magazines like Fabulous, OK, New! and Closer.
Danielle has appeared on TLC show, ‘Say Yes To The Dress’ with the incredible David Emmanuel and Channel 5’s 'In Therapy', for which she got truly wonderful feedback from all of her fans for her honesty, strength and grace.
Danielle is an ambassador for wellness brand Exante and has taken part in advertising campaigns for family activity game Box Bollen, fashion brand Shein, Revamp Hair, JS Vitamins, Hello Fresh, Photobox and home cleaning product Rug Doctor.
Danielle is now a regular face on news channel 'GB News' and 'Talk TV' as well as appearing on many Podcasts including 'BBC’s Wheel of Misfortune' and MTV’s 'Marnie’s Home Truths'.
