Tara Palmer-Tomkinson

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, or TP-T as she had become widely recognised by the nation, first rose to fame in the Nineties when she was a budding writer and fashion enthusiast eager to share her views with the world by entering into a newly-found London lifestyle - a big change from her quintessentially English upbringing in the Hampshire countryside. Her writing career quickly progressed through a flurry of hard work mixed with an array of insights into her exceptional socialite lifestyle. The public were ensconced in the interest of this young writer and her ever-growing following quickly catapulted her into the limelight where she was even given the honour of a waxwork likeness at Madame Tussauds.Having written for some of the nation's most prestigious publications such as Tatler, The Sunday Times and The Mail on Sunday, TP-T had built up her reputation as an immeasurable influence in the worlds of fashion, lifestyle and literature. Her success could also be accredited to her entertaining yet endearing television persona which had consistently won the hearts of the British public on programmes such as 'I'm a Celebrity... Get me out of Here!' and 'Celebrity Fame Academy' where she went on to finish in first place. Encouraged by her success on this show, Tara (already a classically trained musician) had continued to build upon her passion for music and had produced a series of tracks due for release in the imminent future.In more recent years, Tara's iconic status in the fields of lifestyle and the media had afforded her the opportunity to publish a bestselling self-help guide 'The Naughty Girl's Guide to Life' and two glamour-enthused novels entitled 'Inheritance' and 'Infidelity'. The success behind these novels is fundamentally linked to the popularity that Tara had established for herself over the years and the fact that she depicted a unique insight that only TP-T herself can tell.With upcoming television, literary and musical projects in production, Tara's attention continued to be divided between creative and media engagements but due to the nature of her vivacious personality she was always looking to broaden her horizons. She had a strong affinity to charitable causes and an ever-increasing involvement in charity work and fundraising events. Show less «