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Donna Air

Donna Air (born 2 August 1979) is an English model, actress, and singer
==Early life, education and career==
Air was born in Newcastle upon Tyne. Following St Oswald's Catholic Primary School in Gosforth, she attended Sacred Heart Convent School on Fenham Hall Drive, in Newcastle upon Tyne. Air then graduated from Gosforth Academy, also in Newcastle upon Tyne, where, as a former pupil, she attended the drama school at First Act Theatre. Her fellow students at First Act included Jill Halfpenny and Anthony McPartlin.
Donna started her career age 10 on the hit CBBC series ''Byker Grove''. She then became part of pop duo Crush touring the United States, Japan and South East Asia, returned to the United Kingdom after signing to MTV hosting daily live show - MTV Select, and later became a presenter of several shows, including, ''The Big Breakfast'' for Channel 4, ''TFI Friday'' with Huey Morgan (from Fun Lovin' Criminals), ''Popstars: The Rivals Extra'' for ITV (the show that created Girls Aloud), to name a few. She has also acted in many television dramas, most recently ''Hollyoaks'' and ''Hotel Babylon'', BBC TV comedy ''Operation Good Guys'', Catherine Cookson's six-parter ''A Dinner of Herbs'', and Lynda La Plante's ''Supply and Demand''. Air appeared in the films ''Still Crazy'' (1998), ''The Mummy Returns'', and ''Bad Day'' amongst others.
Air presented on ''Five's'' early evening, magazine programme ''Live from Studio Five'', alongside regular presenter of the programme, Kate Walsh. Air is also is a brand ambassador for Health Lottery, Burberry, Next, Westfield, Olay, Cadbury's and Triumph .
Donna has worked with the Soil Association, promoting organic milk, launching the ''Nursery Food report'' at Downing Street, and edited the ''Grown in Britain'' cookbook.
In January 2013, Air came 4th in the ITV programme, ''Splash!'' She replaced Jennifer Metcalfe, shortly after Jennifer's split from ''Dancing On Ice'' pro Sylvain Longchambon.

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