Heather Mills

Businesswoman and activist

Heather Mills - Activists & Humanitarians born January 12th, 1968
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A businesswoman, activist, and former model, involvement in humanitarian causes focused on disability rights. Advocated for the rights of amputees and worked on initiatives aimed at improving accessibility. Established a number of ventures, including a vegan food company. Competed in charitable events including the reality show 'Dancing on Ice'.

Established a vegan food company

Competed in 'Dancing on Ice'

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