Holly Valance

Overview

Holly Rachel Valance was born 11th May 1983 in Melbourne, Australia to parents Rachel Stevens and Ryko Valance (Ryko legally changed his name at 18 from Vukadinovic). Holly's mother is from Southampton, England and her father is Serbian Montenegrin. Both of her parents were models and her father is a musician. Holly modelled from 12 and was signed to the famous Aussie TV soap "Neighbours" from the age of 15. At 19 Holly moved to the UK to pursue music, as she was signed to London Records (Warner) and released 2 successful albums worldwide. "Kiss Kiss", her first single reaching No.1 in the UK & Australia. At 20 she moved to LA full-time for 8 years focussing on film and TV. Holly now resides in London, England with her British entrepreneur husband Nick Candy. They also have a home in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles. The couple share 2 daughters Luka and Nova. Holly runs her own foundation with husband Nick, focussing on children with disabilities. The Candy Foundation.
- IMDb mini biography by: Holly Valance.

She has two daughters, Luka Violet Toni Candy (b. November 2013) and Nova Skye Coco Candy (b. September 2017) with her ex-husband Nick Candy.
Her ethnicity is Montenegrin Serb (father's side) and English and Spanish (mother's side).
Mother, Rachel, born in England worked as a model, separated from father (Ryko) who is also a fashion model and now lives in Brisbane. Has a sister named Coco and a half-sister named Olympia Valance.
Appeared nude in her music video "Kiss Kiss". She said that the nude scenes were not originally planned, but the director thought of it on the day. She wore flesh colored underwear and had tape on her breasts to appear nude.
Her debut single "Kiss Kiss" is actually belongs to the popular Turkish pop singer Tarkan. The name of the song as his version is "Simarik" (spoiled).

[on screen, none of the characters [in Neighbors] smoke. Do any of the actors?] Some do, but not me!
[on stories about her and Tommy Robinson] He's a great guy, I've a lot of time and respect for him - we're not dating.
A multi-ethnic society to an extent can work, but a multi-cultural one, absolutely not.

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