News about Holly Valance

Holly Valance was spotted in a blue cowboy hat and glasses as she attended Reform UK's conference in Birmingham today. The former soap actress and pop star has become a keen supporter of Nigel Farage 's party and revealed she could yet stand as one of Reform's election candidates. Valance, known for playing the role of Flick Scully on TV's Neighbours, was strongly tipped to run for Reform in the Basildon and Billericay seat at July's general election. She did not end up standing in the Essex constituency and told GB News a bid to become an MP this summer 'was not right for me at the time'. But the 41-year-old left the door open to being a Reform election candidate in the future.

Former Neighbours actress Holly Valance hosted a fundraising bash for Nigel Farage's Reform UK in a bid to broaden the party's appeal to potential donors. A number of prominent business people attended the event in West London last night which comes following Reform UK's election success in July. The gathering was aimed at broadening the right-wing party's appeal and boosting its coffers after it won five seats at the general election two months ago. Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage was seen arriving at the event along with the party's chairman Zia Yusuf.

Holly Valance has offered a heartfelt tribute to her late on-screen mother Janet Andrewartha. The former soap opera star, 41, took to X (formerly Twitter ) on Monday to mourn the loss of her Neighbours co-star who died in Melbourne last Friday at the age of 72. Holly, who played Felicity Scully on Neighbours, posted a selfie with Janet, who played her mother Lyn on the long-running show.

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The Australian actress, 41, has reinvented herself as a conservative firebrand, recently slamming Greta Thunberg as a 'demonic little gremlin' and claiming Australia has become 'too woke' in a TV interview. Valance and her husband, billionaire property tycoon Nick Candy , hosted Donald Trump Jr , his Fox News host wife Kimberley Guilfoyle, Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage and some 100 guests at their residence in Chelsea, London on Wednesday.

The ex-Neighbours star, 41, who is now married to billionaire property developer Nick Candy, is said to be among those who have helped bolster the party's funds by £1.5million since Mr Farage returned as leader. It came as they were both pictured schmoozing at a London fundraiser she hosted for Donald Trump's re-election campaign. They were joined at the Chelsea event by Donald Trump Jnr. Organised by Trump's ambassador to Spain , Duke Buchan, some 100 guests were expected to attend the event raising money for the presidential campaign, with reception tickets costing as much as £8,000 ($10,000).

Holly Valance has claimed she convinced Nigel Farage to stand to be an MP in July's General Election. The Neighbours star, 41, said she talked the new Reform leader around after he initially decided against running - before he announced on Monday that he would stand in Clacton. The Reform Party leader, citing alleged interactions with 'patriotic Brits' he met while campaigning last weekend, claimed that voters feel 'sick' at the Government's 'policy of betrayal'. Mr Farage's return to the political arena has sparked concern among the Conservatives who fear it will reduce their vote share even further. A new poll by YouGov published last night revealed Labour is projected to achieve an even bigger landslide win than the Blair government in 1997.

A glamorous Australian actress shared a throwback picture on Instagram on Monday. The star made her television debut in 2014, and in 2015 was nominated for Most Popular New Talent at the Logie Awards, and Best Daytime Star a the Inside Soap Awards. She is known for starring in not one but two classic Aussie television dramas - Neighbours and Playing for Keeps.

Nigel Farage announced the U-turn and that he was taking over the leadership of Reform at a press conference in Westminster. Dropping the bombshell that he will run for Parliament in Clacton, Mr Farage said the country was sick of 'sectarian politics' driven by mass immigration. Watched by an audience including singer Holly Valance and her property developer husband Nick Candy , Mr Farage said he was back 'for the next five years' - making clear he wants to supplant the Tories as the Opposition and potentially be in power by 2029. Mr Farage said 'not on your nelly' would he do an electoral deal with the Conservatives, predicting that Reform would win more votes on July 4. It is a huge headache for Mr Sunak as he desperately struggled to claw back ground on Labour. Even before the shattering news from Mr Farage a YouGov poll - conducted using a technique known as MRP - was showing that Labour is on track for a bigger majority than Tony Blair , with the Conservatives reduced to just 140 seats.

Holly Candy (née Valance) is preparing to take her admiration for Donald Trump to the next level by throwing him a lavish fundraiser in the UK.  The former Neighbours actress, 41, is reportedly set to host an exclusive Trump election fundraiser in London on June 7, with tickets costing a whopping $100,000 per couple to attend.  According to The Sunday Times, Holly's name on the hosting list will help to attract some of London's most elite and wealthy conservative party supporters. 

Actress and WAG Olympia Valance has revealed why she decided to become a reality TV star, after officially joining the cast of Channel Nine's gruelling reality show The Summit. Speaking to the Herald Sun on Wednesday, the former Neighbours star, 31, said she agreed to take part trekking through New Zealand's South Island wilderness so she could show audiences the real her. 'I think this adventure will show people who I really am. It's funny, because people always meet me and say, "I thought you would be a b***h!",' she said. 

Audioboom shares fell 10.7%, or 32.5p, to 270p - wiping £785,000 off the 14.75% stake held by Candy, 51 (pictured with wife Holly Valance (pictured). The slump came even as Audioboom revealed that business had picked up since the start of 2024. Revenues rose 11% in the first quarter to £13.7m following a 5% rise in the final quarter of 2023.

After having a date night at Harry's Bar in Mayfair on Wednesday, Holly Valance and her husband Nick Candy packed on the PDA. The Australian model, 40, who took a scathing shot at Greta Thunberg just days earlier, was caught sharing a steamy kiss with her billionaire husband Robert Johnson. Holly, 21, a 'demonic little gremlin', was spotted for the first time after her explosive interview where she described Greta, 21, a 'demonic little gremlin'.

After the former Neighbours actor accused Australia of being too 'woke,' Kyle Sandilands has come out in support of Holly Valance. The shock jock, Kyle and Jackie O Show, agreed with the actress, saying that Australia's "is too awake." 'The people in charge are up-to-date,' so every one of their dumb decisions is for the benefit of everybody.'

In an explosive interview with GB News' Chopper's Political Podcast, Holly Candy, also known as Holly Valance, took a scathing shot at Greta Thunberg. Valance, 40, a former pop star and Neighbours actress who has recently rebranded herself as a conservative commentator, didn't mince words when she shared her thoughts about Swedish-born Thunberg, 21. 'I don't know why you have this, like, demonic little gremlin high priestes of climatism as the goddess in classrooms,' Greta [Thunberg] told podcast host Christopher Hope.'

Nick Candy, the 40-year-old, was married to billionaire Nick Candy and was planning to join the Tory party as an MP last month after she began a viral rant about lefties who have "crap ideas." However, her loyalty to the Conservative Party has shifted just weeks after she revealed last night that she would abandoning Tories for Reform in the upcoming General Election.

The former pop star, 40, said she voted Conservative in the 2019 General Election but will now shift her allegiances to the party led by Richard Tice and recently welcomed its first sitting MP, Lee Anderson. Valance was speaking with GB News' Political Editor Christopher Hope on the Chopper's Political Podcast, where she also stated that she wants to see reform lead by former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage. Mrs Hope said, 'It's the first time I voted Conservatives.' I'll be voting for Reform next time. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result, but I'm sure as hell not voting Labour.'

Daniel Galvin Jr., the actor who played, was given a £15,000 fine last year, and his luxurious Belgravia base (right) was identified and shamed on a UK Visa and Immigration civil penalties list. His high-end salon in central London is listed alongside other establishments that were caught breaching immigration laws, such as takeaways, vehicle washing, corner shops, and care homes. The Home Office hasn't released information regarding the case between July and September last year, which was investigated by the department that fines companies using undocumented foreign workers. Daniel is one of the most well-known hairdressers in the United Kingdom. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Kelly Brook, Donna Air (inset) Amanda Holden, Holly Valance, Louis Walsh, and Trevor Eve are among his customers. Johnny Depp and Sharon Osbourne are two of Hollywood actors whose knowledge is matched by his experience. Galvin Jr. has employed homeless young people as part of his Prince's Trust as well as helping the King create his Highgrove Baby organic hair and skincare collection. According to reports, the Monarch is a fan of Galvin Jr.'s Ginger and Lime Shampoos.

It's the latest advancement in the ongoing High Court contest between Candy, one of Britain's best known property developers, and Robert Bonnier. In the wake of a tech start-up's failure that promised to revolutionize social media, the two longtime business partners have traded tense legal battles for more than a year. Candy has accused Bonnier's wife Nashida of a string of "artificial trades" in shares of the podcast company Audioboom, which Candy claims 'bear the characteristics' of 'wash trading,' a form of market abuse.

Nick Candy, a Tory donor, has endorsed Labour for the election and slammed Conservative 'infighting,' only days after his pop star wife Holly Valance protested about 'lefties'. The property tycoon, 51, admitted that he was "naturally a Tory," but that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer was praised as a "good man with high morale" and that "it was time for a change." Since he previously gave the Tories cash under ex-PM Boris Johnson, the billionaire businessman's support for Labour will be revealing for the Tories. It comes just days after Mr Candy and Valance, the former singer and actress of Neighbours, attended the inaugural 'Popular Conservatism' party. Ex-PM Liz Truss, former Cabinet Minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, and leading 'Red Wall' MP Lee Anderson also gave speeches to the married couple. Valance debuted herself as a devoted supporter of the 'PopCons' as she backed Sir Jacob to be Prime Minister and praised Mr Anderson as 'awesome.' The 40-year-old, who rose to fame on Neighbours as 'Flick Scully,' discussed how she was attracted to the Tory Right after denying 'crap theories' from earlier in her life.

In a shocking appearance at a conservative gathering, ex-Neighbours actress Holly Valance has slammed 'crap lefties' and climate activists.

Holly Valance, an ex-Neighbours actress, has had a glittering career that has seen her appearance in Hollywood films and top UK charts, but her next move could make her into a voice for the Conservatives. Holly, along with her billionaire property tycoon husband Nick Candy, joking that she was actually "more right" than him at the launch of the 'Popular Conservatism' group on Saturday.

Holly Candy (aka Holly Valance) of Neighbours has been pictured in a 'Communist-inspired' tank top. Holly, 40, is seen posing in a white singlet embroiled with a hammer and the sickle, the former Soviet Union's emblem. On Wednesday, a fan took a shot at former soap actress Nick Candy, who recently appeared as a conservative after marrying property developer Nick Candy.

In a surprise appearance at the unveiling of a new Conservative Party, former Nieighbours actress Holly Valance proclaimed herself as a fervent supporter of the Tory Right today. The 40-year-old, who went on to be a pop star following her time on the Australian soap opera, attended a central London function to hear from senior Tory MPs. Valance and her property tycoon husband Nick Candy attended the unveiling of the 'Popular Conservatism' group together. Ex Prime Minister Liz Truss, former business secretary Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, and leading 'Red Wall' MP Lee Anderson all listened to speeches from ex-prime minister Liz Truss, ex-Mogg. Valance explained how she was attracted to the Tory Right after avoiding 'crap ideas' from 'lefties' earlier in her life. The mother-of-two took a shot at climate activists and expressed her dissatisfaction with 'the way things are going in the country.' She also expressed her desire for Sir Jacob to be PM and praised Mr Anderson, nicknamed '30p Lee' due to his earlier remarks regarding food bank customers, as 'awesome.'