Shabby
Shabby Eliot-Katchadourian (born Keeley Jade Flanders, 30 April 1986), was a 24-year-old actress, singer and filmmaker who appeared in Black Beauty as a child (credited as "Keeley Flanders") and was on a shortlist for the lead role in The Parent Trap. She has also appeared in 1998 film Hilary and Jackie, portraying the character of "Young Hilary". In 1998 she also appeared in an episode of the medical documentary series Body Story playing a girl named Lisa Mason. The episode showed what happened to her body in response to a broken arm bone. She also appeared as "Fanny" in the 1999 miniseries Wives and Daughters as well as featuring in emergency medical drama television series Casualty, as the character of "Kitty", in 2009. After Big Brother, Shabby appeared as one of the leads in the Channel Five series Candy Bar Girls which launched in July 2011. Shabby was the lead singer of band Voodoo Hussy who released their debut single 'Say You Love Me' in November 2010. Voodoo Hussy broke up in early 2012, with Shabby and other members founding rock band Legend in Japan. She is originally from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, and moved to London when she was 17. She is a lesbian and used to squat in a Victoran house in south London. Shabby voluntarily left the house on Day 27.
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