Sophie Monk
Singer-songwriter and actress in Australia
Born
December 14th, 1979
45 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Australia
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Born in England and later moving to Australia, a career in entertainment began as a member of the girl group Bardot, formed from the television show Popstars in 2000. The group achieved significant success with hits like 'Poison' and 'I Should've Never Let You Go.' Transitioning to acting, appearances included roles in the films 'Date Movie' and 'The Hills' as well as television series like 'The Block' and 'Celebrity Apprentice Australia.' In addition to music and acting, engaging in reality television added to public recognition.
Sang in the girl group Bardot
Starred in 'Date Movie' and 'The Hills'
Participated in 'The Block' and 'Celebrity Apprentice Australia'
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