Guest
Scottish actress and singer Natalie Robb made her on-screen debut as a nine-year-old, starring in an STV docu-drama and by age thirteen, she was awarded the BBC Young Entertainer of the Year award on Saturday morning TV show, 'Going Live!'. In 1988, Robb released her debut single, 'Girls! Girls! Girls', which was a megamix of pop covers originally performed by Tiffany, Belinda Carlisle, Sinitta, Debbie Gibson, Vanessa Paradis and Kylie Minogue. This rave banger of a dance track came after several years of high profile TV roles on shows like 'Take The High Road', 'Dream Team', 'Doctors', 'EastEnders', 'The Bill' and 'Waterloo Road'. It was produced with UK songwriter/producer Iain MacDonald (Johnny Hates Jazz) and released independently on their own Phonetic Records label. Nowadays, you'll better know Robb as Moira Dingle (nee Barton) in the ITV1 soap, 'Emmerdale'.
