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Singer, model, actress and now star of the this year’s ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Outta’ Here’ on ITV1, Samantha Fox released her ‘Greatest Hits’ in December on Sony Music UK.

Music was Sam’s first love and secured her first record deal aged 15, however she was whisked into the glamorous modelling world and her music career was put on hold. During the four year tenure of her extremely lucrative modelling contract, Samantha Fox literally became a household name in the UK overnight and became the nation’s darling. She gave up modelling aged 20 to concentrate on her music and released her first single in 1986, ‘Touch Me’ reached No 3 in the UK and No 4 in the USA. The single went on to amass a formidable array of Platinum, Gold and Silver awards and 24 discs honour these sales. Follow up ‘Do Ya Do Ya (Wanna Please Me)’ reached No. 10. The ‘Touch Me’ album and three others found Number One national chart positions in no less than 15 countries and Top 5’s in numerous others including the USA. She has sold over 30 million records worldwide.

During the 80’s Sam was the most photographed British star, alongside Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher. Not since the Beatles has a British personality been so well known all over the world, across a complete cross section of age, sex, race and religion. Sam toured the world, barely stopping for breath and made a terrific impact with her live act, selling out halls of up to 30,000 capacities across Canada and America and touring Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore and Korea. In Montreal she broke the box office record. In South America she had huge record sales and a sell out tour sponsored by Pepsi - 20,000 seat minimum. In one year alone Sam played to over a million fans. Another year was spent in New York, VJ’ing for MTV (presenting pop promo video programmes on Music Television), acting in a sitcom and recording with top US producers.

As someone with humanitarian interests she chose to also visit and perform in unusual countries including Bosnia, Russia, the Ukraine and Siberia. In India Sam performed to 70,000 people three nights in a row, breaking the record previously held by Bruce Springsteen. It is her global approach that accounts for the international composition of Sam’s fan base.

Sam has also had parts in three films ‘It’s Been Real’ starring John Altman, The Match starring Piers Brosnan, Ian Holm (Alien), Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Neil Morrissey (Men Behaving Badly), David Hayman and Ilar Blair and Bollywood classic ‘Rock Dancer’ written and directed by V Menon, starring Kamal Sadanah, Ronit Roy, Sharon Prabhakar, Javid Jafri, Anood Kumar and Johnny Lever.

In recent years she has appeared in several TV shows including ‘Celebrity Wife Swap’ with her partner Myra – swapping places with Freddie Starr and his wife Donna. Prior to heading into the jungle Sam was researching and writing her autobiography. She continues to perform sell out shows around the globe with her live band and recently released her duet with Sabrina Salerno (a cover of ‘Call Me’) and as featured vocalist on the 4 Strings’ release ‘Forever’.

She has another movie role lined up in Brit Flick ‘The Beautiful Outsiders’ for which she is writing and performing the theme song.

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Busy Busy!

(0) Comments | Posted 31 July 2012 | (00:00)

Hi Foxy Army,

Well, so far it's been a fantastic year - the singles Call Me and Forever are still passing the test of time by being played all over the world. I really enjoyed my French tour and I've played some great live shows with my dancers and live...

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Update on the Campaign to Protect the Wild Tiger

(2) Comments | Posted 2 December 2011 | (23:00)

Well, it's time to update my blog and let you know what I've been doing to save the wild tiger.

As you know, there are only 3,200 left in the wild, and their only predator is man. We are killing this beautiful iconic animal for its skin, its bones,...

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Why we Must Protect the Wild Tiger

(3) Comments | Posted 31 October 2011 | (23:00)

When I first heard that there are only 3,200 wild tigers left on this planet, I could not believe it. How did this happen? When my good friend David Shepherd CBE was born 80 years ago, there were 100,000 wild tigers. In one lifetime, their numbers are now so low...

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