Kerry Katona

Singer and actress from 'Atomic Kitten'

Kerry Katona - Singer and actress from 'Atomic Kitten'
Born

September 6th, 1980
45 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United Kingdom

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Originated from Wigan, a career in music began with the girl group Atomic Kitten, gaining significant recognition with hits such as "Whole Again". Transitioned into acting with a role in the television series 'Celebrity Big Brother', winning the show's third season. Her life experiences have been featured in several reality shows and autobiographies, extending her influence beyond music and acting.

Achieved multiple UK Top 10 hits with Atomic Kitten

Won Celebrity Big Brother in 2004

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