Biography

Louise Redknapp was delighted when she was invited to become the Ambassador for Triumph in 2008. As a woman’s woman Louise proved the perfect match for the lingerie company.

“I love being the face of Triumph, they really consider all sizes and styles to flatter every woman. Triumph’s Spring/Summer Collection is beautifully designed and makes you feel great and comfortable when you wear it – everything a woman needs.”

Louise Redknapp has enchanted the British public from the moment she stepped in to the spotlight as a member of chart topping band, Eternal.
Since those heady days Louise has gone on to forge a highly successful singing career as a solo artist, TV presenter, Fashion Director and founder of Icon Magazine and most recently documentary maker.

Louise’s first appearance as a TV presenter was during the fun packed Saturday mornings of Ant & Dec’s SMTV and CD:UK with Cat Deeley. She soon honed her skills, not only working with kids but on live TV too.

It’s no secret that Louise loves fashion. As an artist she’s worked with some of the world’s top fashion photographers. These days she finds herself as much behind the lens as in front, art directing fashion and celebrity shoots for Icon Magazine. Her fashion credentials made her the perfect choice when the production team was looking for a co-presenter to re-launch of The Clothes Show in 2006.

In 2007, after much consideration, Louise agreed to make a controversial documentary called The Truth About Size Zero. She went on a personal journey to try and understand the fine line between dieting and anorexia. Her aim was to help the public understand the torment people with anorexia go through. The documentary was well received by public and media alike and lead to Louise making the ‘The Truth About Super Skinny Pregnancies’ this year.

Louise loves to share her secrets – did you know?

  1. Louise studied at Italia Conti, her classmates included Russell Brand.
  2. Louise signed to EMI at 15, alongside band mates Kelle Bryan and Easther and Vernie Bennett.
  3. Eternal were the biggest girl band the UK had seen, enjoying huge success and critical acclaim in the UK and the USA.
  4. Louise’s debut, solo album, Naked, went on to become a platinum-selling album, scoring a string of top 10 hits. Two chart bound studio albums followed, Woman In Me and Elbow Beach before releasing a collection of hit singles, under the title ‘Changing Faces’ in 2001.
  5. Her last studio outing was in 2003, when she released the No.5 hit, ‘Pandora’s Kiss’, which was for Breast Cancer Care, in conjunction with Tickled Pink.
  6. In 1998, whilst holidaying in Bermuda with her fiancé, former England player and football pundit Jamie Redknapp, the couple made the decision to get married. The wedding was a private affair with only 50 close family and friends in attendance.