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Jane McDonald
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“ Jane McDonald (born 4 April 1963) is a British singer, actress and media personality and broadcaster, who first became famous following her appearance on the BBC docusoap The Cruise. Known for her strong Yorkshire accent, she has since co-presented a number of daytime shows, including Loose Women which she presented from 2004, taking a break in 2011.Biography
Early life
McDonald's parents are Peter and Jean McDonald (née Ferguson). Her mother and grandmother ran a boarding house on Eastmoor Road in Wakefield, and her Scottish father was a miner who did extra work as a chimney sweep. She is a Christian Spiritualist, as she announced on Loose Women. McDonald spent her early years listening to the radio, her favourite pastime and thus her inspiration. As a little girl her favourite place was sitting in the rainbow coloured spotlight cast through her front door's stained glass window.
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McDonald toured many clubs in the north of England, with her father acting as her roadie. She provided all of her own equipment, which she had to replace after it was destroyed in a large bar-fight. McDonald's first position on a cruise ship was on the Black Prince, and following that, the Horizon. After [......] ”
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Begin date: 04/04/1963
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