Anna Anka
Anna Anka was born in People's Republic of Poland on April 28th, 1971 and is the Model. At the age of 52, Anna Anka biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Anna Anka (née Danuta Anna Kolodziejska, former berg, 1971) is a Swedish-American model, actress, and author.
She was married to Canadian singer Paul Anka.
Anka is featured in the Swedish reality show Svenska Hollywoodfruar (Swedish Hollywood Wives).
Personal life
Anna Anka was born in what was then the Polish People's Republic, and she was originally named Danuta Anna Kodziejska. Her mother died in childbirth. Anka was adopted by a Swedish couple named 'Bberg, who lives in Bjuv, Sweden, at the age of three. After placing eighth in the international Miss Hawaiian Tropic pageant, she moved to the United States in 1994 to work as a model. She was forbidden from competing in the Miss Hawaii Tropic pageant this year due to her participation in the Miss Sweden pageant. According to previous reports, Anka participated in Miss Sweden in 1994, but Veckorevyn, the current Miss Sweden beauty pageant's owner and operator, found no evidence of her participation in either the 1993 or 1994 pageants, though she did compete in Miss Scania's 1993 pageant.
She was hired as the personal trainer of musician Paul Anka six years ago in 1999. They married in 2008, at a time when she became a full-time housewife with her two children, a boy she had with Paul Anka in 2005, and an older daughter from Louis Yeager's first marriage. Paul Anka filed for divorce after Anna Anka called the police during an altercation with her over her decision to fire one of their housekeepers in December 2009. According to Anna, Paul pointed a gun at her the day before and threatened her and her nanny; Paul denied the charge and filed a defamation lawsuit against her in response, both for the gun and other charges. No such case was found in their mansion's surveillance video, according to a forensic investigation. Nonetheless, Anna obtained a restraining order against him the day after he filed suit. Paul was also accused in his suit that during a fight in November 2009, police arrested Anna for criminal domestic battery after assaulting him, but Paul maintained at the time that the charges were dismissed. The case was dismissed with prejudice five months later, effectively prohibiting retaliation. Paul and Anna Anka divorced later this year, two years after marrying. Anna Anka said she and Paul were on good terms, but not with her first husband, whom was not familiar with him.
Anka lost custody of her son after a court ordered an arrest to Paul Anka without a single provision for guaranteed visitation or family therapy. Anna Anka appealed the decision, which Paul Anka slammed in August 2017.
Career
Anka appeared in the American film Dumb and Dumber, credited as Anna berg. Hej allihopa (Hi everyone) and Hej dd (Bye) had two lines in Swedish: Hej and Hej d (Bye). She has appeared in minor roles in the films The Specialist and Drop Zone.
Anka has published The Complete Light Weight Program for Fitness, a workout and fitness book.
Anka became known to a larger audience in the reality show Svenska Hollywoodfruar, where she was one of three Swedish women living in Hollywood in 2009. The program, which was broadcast on Swedish television3, attracted the most attention ever and set a new viewer record for a program produced by TV3.
Anka was interviewed on Swedish news website Newsmill in an article entitled "Jag vill bli en förebild för svenska kvinnor" ("I want to be a role model for Swedish women" on September 16, 2009). According to the journal, Swedish fathers are "tragic with their diaper changes and their equality," and Swedish women in general are shabby, petty, unintelligent, and having lost touch with their natural femininity. A resounding appeal was made for a housewife lifestyle like Anka's own, and she expressed her desire to be Sweden's role model. After a phone call with Anka in order to raise interest, it was revealed and confirmed by the publishers that the piece had been ghost-written by site editors. The article attracted more than 100,000 views, including from Nalin Pekgul, who made the first for Newsmill.