Vicki Michelle, MBE, was born in England on December 14, 1950. She is an actress, radio host, businesswoman, and producer of motion pictures. She is most known for her roles as Patricia Foster and Yvette Carte-Blanche in the ITV soap opera Emmerdale and the BBC comedy series ‘Allo ‘Allo!, respectively.
Michelle participates regularly in a variety of organizations and worthwhile causes. She led The Heritage Foundation for the longest period of time and is currently in charge of the Lady Taveners’ eastern area. In addition to being a member of the Grand Order of Lady Ratlings, Michelle is a patron of the Gordon Craig Theatre, Macmillan Cancer Support, Barnardo’s, Age UK, Marie Curie Cancer Care, Sign2Sing, the Blackfish Academy, the Talent Time Stage School, the Haven House Children’s Hospice, the Essex Women’s Advisory Group, The Dream Factory, and AA Dog Rescue.
She also serves as an ambassador for Keep Britain Tidy, the SSAFA, and Wetnose She is on the Royal Variety Charity’s executive committee. Since 2016, she has also delivered the Soldering On Awards.
Trading Faces, of which Michelle is the company director, was founded in 1992 by Michelle and two of her sisters and offers famous after-dinner speakers for business gatherings. Charles Dance, Joan Collins, Joanna Lumley, and Lord Sebastian Coe are a few of her clients. Additionally, according to the company’s website, they offer “film and video production facilities, multi-camera event coverage, CV and biography writing services, promotional and training films, film and TV commercials, press coverage, scriptwriting, and product endorsement.”
Vicki Michelle Parents: Meet Joan Michelle, Joseph Nathan
Michelle was born in Chigwell, Essex, the eldest of four daughters. Her father, Joseph, worked as a fish trader at Billingsgate Fish Market, and her mother, Shirley, was an actress.