Tracy Shaw

Tracy Shaw is a British actress and singer who rose to fame in the mid-'90s. She became a household name in the UK after appearing in the popular TV series "Coronation Street" as Maxine Peacock. In 1998, she launched a short-lived pop career, releasing two singles on the Love This Records label: "Ridin' High" and a cover of "Happenin' All Over Again."

Shaw filed for divorce in 2004, and she decided to move in with Ashley Poundall, a childhood friend and Cisco Sales Manager, who was also the son of her mother Anne's boyfriend of eight years. They live in Caversham Heights, Berkshire, with two sons, Louis and Luca.

Tina O'Brien

Tina O'Brien is a British actress best known for her role as Sarah Platt in the long-running soap opera, "Coronation Street." She quickly became a fan favorite and remained on the series for seven years. After leaving the show in 2007, O'Brien took a break from acting to focus on her personal life, which included her daughter's birth in 2008.

In addition to her work, O'Brien has also appeared in other TV shows, including "Strictly Come Dancing" and "Waterloo Road." O'Brien has received numerous awards and nominations throughout her career, including Best Actress at the National Television Awards and Best Dramatic Performance at the British Soap Awards.

 

Helen Flanagan

Helen Flanagan is an English actress and model best known for her roles in "Coronation Street" and "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here." In 2012, she won Best Dramatic Performance at the British Soap Awards. In 2016, she stepped away from Coronation Street and returned in 2019. She has since become a famous Instagram influencer, with over one million followers.

Flanagan is an international fashion model and has been on the cover of several magazines, including "FHM," "Loaded," and "NUTS." She was also featured in the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. On May 31, 2018, she became engaged to Scott Sinclair, a winger for Preston North End.

Letticia Dean

Letitia Dean is famous for her role as Sharon Watts in the long-running BBC soap opera "EastEnders." She first appeared in the show in 1985 and quickly became a fan favorite. She left the show in 1995 but returned in 2001 and has been a regular cast member ever since.

Dean's other acting credits include "Grange Hill," "The Hello Girls," and "Strictly Come Dancing." 1997, Dean and Susan Tully were involved with the Third World charity Plan International and sent to a remote village in Senegal to help highlight one of the organization's aid projects designed to bring running water to drought-hit areas.

Maisie Smith

Maisie Smith is an English actress and singer known for her roles in "Strictly Come Dancing," which she joined in 2020. At the age of eight, she made her debut in "EastEnders," playing the role of Tiffany Butcher and quickly becoming a fan favorite.

Her time on the show saw her reach the semi-finals and become the youngest-ever contestant to reach this stage. Her popularity has grown in recent years, and her career has thrived. She had been in a relationship with singer Max George since September 2022. In October 2016, Smith released her debut single, "Good Thing," and its accompanying music video to rave reviews.

Barbara Knox

Barbara Knox is a British actress best known for playing 'Rita Sullivan' in the long-running soap opera "Coronation Street." She joined the show in 1964 and has remained in the role for over fifty years. Her acting skills have earned her several awards, including a British Soap Award for Best Actress.

She is also the longest-serving female cast member in the show's history. Her commitment to performance and her talent have made her a beloved and iconic figure in television. Knox has been married twice. Her first marriage was to Denis Mullaney in 1956 in Oldham, Lancashire. They have three children together: Maxine, John, and Amanda.

Gillian Taylforth

Gillian Taylforth is an English actress best known for her roles in "EastEnders," "The Bill," and "Footballers' Wives."

Taylforth wrote an autobiography in 1995 titled "Kathy and Me," in which she recounted her childhood, teenage years, early acting experiences, and lifestyle. In 2006, she delivered a critically acclaimed performance in the comedy-drama ''Jane Hall.'' She also had a recurring role on ITV's topical chat show "Loose Women" between 2000 and 2008. Additionally, Taylforth became a fan-favorite series regular on ITV's police drama "The Bill" after making her first screen appearance on November 8, 2006, as the unforgettable Sergeant Nikki Wright.

Jessie Wallace

Born in London, Jessie Wallace is an English actress best known for her role as Kat Slater in the BBC soap opera "EastEnders." She won the British Soap Award for Best Actress. Wallace made her debut in the soap in the '00s and has been a recurring character ever since.

She has appeared in a variety of roles and appeared in the series "Wild At Heart" and "A Class Apart." In 2011, her performance as Pat Phoenix in the BBC Four television film "The Road to Coronation Street" earned her a nomination for the BAFTA TV Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Stephanie Davis

Stephanie Davis is an actress, singer, and model from England. She became famous after appearing as Sinead O'Connor in the British opera "Hollyoaks." She has since starred in various television shows, films, and theater productions. She is widely known for her role as Esther Bloom in the BBC drama series "Doctors."

Davis also competed as a contestant on the 17th series of ''Celebrity Big Brother'', winning second place in 2016. Her major career highlights include winning Best Actress in 2019 and appearing in "Over The Rainbow." On February 21, 2020, Davis released the single "Lights Out," an upbeat pop anthem.

Gemma Merna

Gemma Merna is a British actress best known for her role as Carmel Valentine in the popular soap opera "Hollyoaks." She made her television debut in 2005 and quickly gained recognition for her performances. Since then, she has been nominated for several awards, including a National Television Award.

She got married to her long-term boyfriend, Ian Minton, in 2012. Merna appeared on an episode of "Doctors" in 2017 and teamed up with former TV mum Nicole Barber-Lane on the October 28, 2017, episode of "Pointless Celebrities." In January 2022, she revealed on Instagram that she was resuming filming for an undisclosed project.

Kate McGregor

McGregor is an English actress who gained fame for her role as Emily Kirk in the British soap opera "Emmerdale." Her portrayal of Emily has earned numerous accolades and awards, including the National Television Award as Most Popular Newcomer.

McGregor is an intensely private individual, rarely making public appearances. She and her male partner, a teacher, have multiple children together. From 1996 to 1998, McGregor was married to Edward. She has a great love for Ireland, often speaking fondly of the coasts of Connemara and taking her family to the Lakelands of Fermanagh for holidays. Additionally, McGregor is a massive Joni Mitchell fan.

Julie Goodyear

Julie Goodyear is an English television personality and actress best known for her long-running role as Bet Lynch on the soap opera "Coronation Street." She first began appearing on the show in 1966 and remained a significant cast member until 1995.

Goodyear also regularly appeared on the British series, "Loose Women." She became a household name in the UK and is widely recognized for her signature bouffant hair and heavy eye makeup. She was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire for services to television drama. With an equally exciting love life, Goodyear has been married four times.

Kate Bush

Kate Bush saw a resurgence of popularity in 2022, with her 1985 hit "Running Up That Hill" going viral on the internet. The song, featured in Season 4 of the hit show "Stranger Things," rose to become her second UK No. 1 and first Billboard Hot 100 Top 10. Bush's signature look is one of effortless style.

Her shaggy mane with fringe, and her iconic smoked-out eyes and berry lip, have remained unchanged over the years. Rachel Gibson once said that it was Bush's "intentionally styled" but "utterly effortless" image that made her so wonderful. Even today, her dreamy aura remains intact.

Carol Vorderman

Carol Vorderman has achieved a lot in her illustrious career. From co-hosting the game show "Countdown" for 26 years to becoming a newspaper columnist, and even pursuing a degree in engineering, she has certainly made her mark. But it's not just her professional achievements that have left us in awe.

At a time, she showcased the results of an 18-day juice detox that she underwent in Portugal. The age-defying television star looked absolutely stunning in the pictures posted on her Instagram, having dropped a size. It's no surprise that the images left us speechless, and we can all agree that the results speak for themselves.

Carol Kirkwood

Carol Kirkwood has been a weather presenter on BBC Breakfast since 2003 and is highly praised; having won the TRIC award for best weather presenter five times! Her talents don't stop there; in 2015, she competed on BBC One's popular show "Strictly Come Dancing," where she finished in an impressive 10th place.

When Kirkwood posted a photo of her wearing a gorgeous springtime dress on her Instagram, her followers, and friends showered her with compliments. To add to her impressive repertoire of achievements, in July 2022 she also released her second book, "The Hotel on the Riviera." We can't wait to see what's next for this talented star!

Kirsty Young

After a few years of absence, Kirsty Young made her grand return to the UK television scene. Fans joyfully welcomed the much-loved Scottish television and radio presenter with open arms. To commemorate her comeback, she decided to visit the celebrity hairstyling salon of Taylor Ferguson in Glasgow in 2019.

When she arrived, she looked glamorous and fresh-faced. Young is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable presenters in the UK. From 2006 to 2018, she was the main presenter of BBC Radio 4's "Desert Island Discs," and before that she hosted "Crimewatch" on BBC One from 2008 to 2015.

Amanda Holden

It almost seems too good to be true, but Amanda Holden has been gracing us with her presence on our screens since 1991. From her filmography, featuring works such as "Wild at Heart," "The Grimleys," and "EastEnders," to her 2019 debut with Virgin EMI Records, her talents are undeniable.

Holden is much more than an actress and singer, she's also a successful author with her best-selling autobiography, "No Holding Back." Her eye for talent is also undeniable, which has seen her sit on the judging panel for "Britain's Got Talent" since 2007. When she's not performing, Holden can be seen promoting brands such as "Tesco" and "Alpen."

Sheree Murphy

Sheree Murphy has been a familiar face on our screens for years, her career spanning many successful soap operas and game shows. She's even gained a reputation for never aging, her youthful looks and appearance lasting through the years. But what is her secret?

We may never know, but it's clear she takes great care of herself. From her beginnings in "Emmerdale" to her more recent stints in "Hollyoaks" and "Neighbours," Murphy's presence has been a regular one on our TV screens. She's also presented shows such as "Yes Chef!" and "Cowboy Builders," and appeared as a celebrity contestant on "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" and "Celebrity MasterChef."

Kirsty Wark

Kirsty Wark is an icon in the Scottish media. The BBC veteran has been a fixture on our television screens since her days as a graduate researcher in 1976. Despite her advancing years, the ageless beauty continues to be a source of inspiration for many, using her platform to champion women's rights.

In 2021, she further demonstrated her commitment to the cause with the launch of BBC Two's “Womanhood”. Along with five other women, Wark explored a range of provocative topics, from gender roles to intimate ones, in an effort to create a more inclusive society. Wark's career has been a testament to her relentless spirit and resilience.

Fearne Cotton

Fearne Cotton has been a prominent figure on television since her teenage years. From GMTV's "The Disney Club" to her weekly show on BBC Radio Two, Cotton has come a long way and is still glowing with positivity. In 2020, she released two books and started her wellness podcast, "The Happy Place."

To keep her youthful look all these years, she has stuck to a healthy diet, avoiding refined sugar and practicing yoga. At the beginning of 2021, she surprised her fans by appearing with a fake mustache to promote men's health awareness. Her ageless beauty and energetic spirit continue to inspire us all.

Cat Deeley

Cat Deeley has been blazing a trail in the British entertainment scene for some time. From an early age, she was determined to make it in the industry, and it paid off when she won a BAFTA for hosting the children’s show "SMTV Live" in 2001. She had already entered the modeling world by competing in the BBC’s “The Clothes Show” and then went on to co-host MTV’s "Hitlist U.K."

In 2020, Deeley released her first book, "The Joy in You," and made her BBC Radio 2 debut with “The Saturday Show.” Her classic looks, enduring beauty, and success in the British entertainment industry have made her a star.

Davina McCall

Davina McCall is an inspirational figure who has left an indelible mark on British television. Even though she had a difficult start in life, she persevered and pushed through her struggles. This perseverance allowed her to become a household name due to her role in hosting "Big Brother" on Channel 4. But it is not just her TV presenting career that she is passionate about.

McCall has also diversified into fitness, owning a website and YouTube channel with that focus. Her dedication to fitness has allowed her to maintain a vibrant and energetic physique, which she proudly displayed at the 2021 "Stand Up To Cancer" event.

Kirsty Gallacher

It's hard to believe that Kirsty Gallacher's career in TV was kick-started by a random chance encounter with Mark Sharman, the then-deputy head of sport at Sky. From production assistant and editorial assistant, she worked her way up to the coveted role of presenter on Sky Sports News in 1998.

She went on to host several sports shows, such as "90 Minutes" and "Soccer Extra." After she left Sky Sports, we were delighted to learn of her new position at G.B. News in 2021. She has always radiated an air of effortless beauty, leaving us wondering just how she does it. What is the secret to her ageless looks?

Clemency Burton-Hill

Clemency Burton-Hill has been no stranger to the world of music and broadcasting. Having grown up playing the violin and later studying English at Magdalene College in Cambridge, she was well-prepared for her entrance into the broadcasting world in 2008.

Her time at the Royal College of Music further served to hone her skills, making her the ideal candidate for writing and presenting the BBC's music documentaries, such as "Stradivarius and Me" and "Who's Yehudi?" Her musical expertise has been no less valuable in her current role as creative director of the U.S. classical radio station, WQXR, which she has held since 2021.

Sally Biddulph

Sally Anne Biddulph had no idea that journalism was her true calling. After university, she thought she'd pursue a career in business. However, it soon became apparent that her talents lay elsewhere. She took up writing for "The Times" and "The Telegraph" and even explored the world of broadcasting at a Radio house in Switzerland.

Fast-forward to 2021 and she's now a renowned news coverage moderator and political correspondent for ITV News. Her sharp, efficient deliveries have made her a household name and her ever-present radiance is nothing short of captivating. We can't help but be envious of her success, and we can't wait to see what she does next!

Nina Hossain

Nina Hossain has been a beacon of determination since the start of her career. Her ambition to become a journalist led her to attain a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism, and she then quickly rose through the ranks of ITV Border, appearing on the show "Lookaround."

She later presented a series of other shows, including "ITV Evening News" and "London Tonight." In 2004, she took over Mary Nightingale's position on the ITV Evening News and has held the post ever since. Her professionalism and glamorous wardrobe have made her a staple of the network, and she continues to interview leading politicians and celebrities on the ITV "Lunchtime News."

Subha Nagalakshmi Munchetty-Chendriah

Naga Munchetty, the popular British television presenter and journalist, started her career as a reporter for Reuters Financial Television and then moved on to CNBC Europe as a senior producer. Her time with Channel 4 News and Bloomberg Television made her a well-recognized face on the small screen.

Her sleekly cropped hair and slender figure have made her one of the lucky few women who defy the signs of aging. But she makes sure to stay in shape by religiously following a fitness routine and diet. 2021 sadly saw her bid farewell to her BBC Breakfast co-star and friend, Ben Thompson, who left the show after ten years.

Romilly Weeks

Romilly Weeks has been a prominent figure in the English journalism industry for many years, and her ageless visage has remained the same throughout her career. While her main employer has been ITV News, Weeks has not been afraid to travel to some of the most dangerous and unpredictable places around the world.

During the Second Gulf War, she was embedded with the British Army and relayed the news of the conflict in real time. She also ventured to Thailand to cover the aftermath of the devastating 2004 tsunami. However, her assignments have not only been about war and disaster–she's also a great host who's a delight to watch on screen.

Sophie Raworth

Sophie Raworth has been a trusted face on BBC News for over two decades. She began her broadcasting career back in 1998 and in 2021, she's still going strong, presenting BBC's "Crimewatch" and BBC "News at Six." Her commitment to her job is matched only by her commitment to health and fitness.

In 2011, Raworth completed the London Marathon, and in 2021, she achieved the same feat for the fourth time. Her dedication to staying fit and healthy has enabled her to keep her charm and beauty over the years. She has certainly earned her status as a 'veteran' journalist, newsreader, and broadcaster at BBC.

Natasha Kaplinsky

Natasha Kaplinsky has experienced a long and prosperous career as an English presenter and journalist. In 1996, she began her television career co-hosting a youth chat show for Granada Talk TV. Two years later, she joined Sky News to co-host "Sunrise," before teaming up with Jeremy Thompson on "Live at Five."

In 2006, Kaplinsky became the youngest woman to present the "Ten O'Clock News" on the BBC, inspiring others to reach for the stars. She has also worked with other news networks such as "Five" and "ITV" over the years. She continues to shine in her field, proving that age is no barrier to achieving success.

Fiona Bruce

Fiona Bruce is a shining star in the world of journalism and broadcasting. From a family with no university background, Bruce was the first to go to Oxford, where she was overwhelmed by the unfamiliar environment.

But since then, she has been able to make a name for herself at the BBC, with her impressive repertoire of shows such as "Antiques Roadshow" and "Question Time". Her elegance and poise are a sharp contrast to the humble beginnings she has come from. How does she stay fit and youthful? One of her hobbies is horse riding, which may be the secret behind her ageless beauty!

Saima Mohsin

Saima Mohsin has always been passionate about becoming a journalist and exploring the world, uncovering forgotten truths, as well as giving a voice to those who don't have one. After starting out at ITV Meridian in 2000, she moved to GMTV in 2006 and has worked with the BBC, ITV, Dawn News, and CNN.

It's not all glitz and glamor, though. In 2014, Mohsin was injured while reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza. However, she overcome this obstacle in 2021 and was featured in the television special "Hidden Disabilities: What's the Truth?" Her resilience and bravery bring a beautiful sparkle to the world of journalism.

Faye Barker

Faye Barker is an iconic figure in the world of journalism. She made her debut on Channel Five's "5 News" and later went undercover to expose holiday horrors on "Package Holiday Undercover." After deciding to become a freelancer, she has flourished in her career, having achieved various high-profile roles such as appearing in movies, and dramas, and becoming a familiar face on ITV News.

Her natural charisma and grace behind the camera have earned her a loyal following and ensured her place as one of the most renowned reporters. With her distinctive charm and sharp journalistic insight, Barker has quickly become one of the most prominent reporters in London.

Alicia Drake

Alicia Drake is a fashion journalist and author who has had a successful career. Her most iconic work, the 2007 non-fiction book "The Beautiful Fall," which delved into the lives of iconic designers Karl Lagerfeld and Yves Saint Laurent, made her a household name.

Before that, she had been published in several major magazines, such as "Travel and Leisure," "British Vogue," and "W Magazine." In 2018, Drake ventured into fiction, releasing her debut novel. Despite her success, she has shied away from the spotlight, preferring to stay in the background. However, she is still a successful woman who has earned her place on the list of ageless and successful women.

Claire Barratt

Claire Barratt has spent her whole life studying industrial archaeology and was one of the first people to do this. From her early days on Channel 4's "Salvage Squad" to her current position as a member of Subterranean Britannica, she has been a leader in the scientific world.

She is considered an authority in her field as a result of her extensive knowledge and skill in the process of restoring vintage automobiles and excavating underground locations. But despite the grueling hours and hard work, Barratt still retains her youthful looks, proving that women in science can be both brilliant and beautiful.

Lucie Cave

Lucie Cave is the epitome of success, as a renowned ghostwriter, radio host, presenter, and now Editor in Chief of "Heat Magazine" and its associated brand. She first made her mark with Jade Goody's autobiography, "Jade: My Autobiography," and then followed it up with Joey Essex's number-one bestseller, "Joey Essex: Being Reem."

Cave handles the pressure of her career with finesse and her classic looks are a testament to it. She has been at the helm of the Heat brand, which includes radio, website, and television channels, since 2021. When she's not busy with her assignments, she is seen hosting radio shows and presenting award shows, with great gusto.

Sarah Louise Cawood

If you have been around long enough to remember Sarah Cawood from the BBC's Saturday morning program from 1993-2001, you knew she was a huge star. She graced the screens of Nickelodeon, MTV, and Channel 4 and even co-commented on the semi-finals of the Eurovision Song Contest three times!

In 2014, she chose to step away from the spotlight and focus on her children. Fast forward to 2021, and she is looking as good as ever with her glowing skin, which is the envy of many. While motherhood is her main passion, Cawood still finds time to run her "Irregular B*tches" podcast.

Linda Barker

Linda Barker, an English interior designer and TV host, has been a mainstay in the business since 1996 when she first appeared on the BBC show "Changing Rooms." After years of designing interiors, Linda soon decided to focus more on the fabric side of her career and launched the "Linda Barker Home" fabric line in partnership with Terrys Fabrics.

Even though the world won't get to see her on the "Changing Rooms" reboot, Barker is still as youthful and energetic as ever, and there is no doubt that she will make a lasting impact in the interior design industry for years to come.

Nicki Chapman

Nicki Chapman has had a shining career in the British pop music industry. From her time at the PR firm "Brilliant!" she has represented the likes of Amy Winehouse, Phil Collins, David Bowie, and Kylie Minogue. Chapman even served as the creative director of Simon Fuller's 19 Entertainment, working side by side with the Spice Girls and Annie Lennox.

Chapman has been incredibly successful in her line of work, and her outward appearance reflects that. Her golden bob and warm smile are a sight to behold, and her knowledge of the industry does not go unnoticed. Her influence continues to be felt in the industry today.

Sarah Lucinda Beeny

Sarah Beeny is a modern-day renaissance woman, an English broadcaster, and an entrepreneur who has made her mark in the world of property development. With her own business and a successful TV career, she is an example for anyone who wants to combine the responsibilities of a job with a creative outlet. Her knowledge and insight have been shared through the television shows "Property Ladder," "Help! My House is Falling Down," and "How To Lie Mortgage Free."

However, her expertise goes beyond just property development and budgeting. She also provides invaluable advice for first-time buyers, and even about maintaining healthy skin despite a hectic lifestyle.

Claire "Cerrie" Burnell

Claire Burnell is a beacon of inspiration to many. She is revered for her work on the BBC’s children’s channel, "CBeebies," yet her career is far more diverse than that. She wrote and performed in the play "Winged: A Fairytale," which told the story of a one-winged fairy in a London fairy community.

Her passion for writing has also seen her author two children’s books as well as the 2020 anthology, "I Am Not a Label." She presented the BBC 2 show "Silenced: The Hidden Story of Disabled Britain." When she isn’t busy educating us about accepting others’ differences, she is dazzling us with her beauty, positivity, and resilience.

Emily Katherine Booth

Emily Booth, the queen of goth, has certainly left a lasting impression in the minds of her dedicated followers. As an actress, television presenter, and producer, the one thing that she truly demonstrated was her complete confidence in her own skin. This drove her reputation and led to her starring in several cult films such as "Pervirella," "Cradle of Fear," and "Grindhouse."

Even when she's not in the spotlight, Booth has been the picture of elegance and beauty since 2014, when she made her short film "Selkie." As much as her roles in movies she has left an imprint on all those who were lucky enough to be her fans.

Lisa Butcher

When Lisa Butcher's mother entered her photos nto the ELLE's Angels competition back in 1987, no one could have predicted that her daughter would eventually become the Face of the '90s. But, thanks to her mother's foresight, that's exactly what happened.

After appearing on the cover of "Elle," Butcher was lucky enough to get a job with Ralph Lauren, but the real accolade came when renowned photographer Norman Parkinson declared her the Face of the '90s. The secret to her ageless beauty is, no doubt, her hard work, and determination. She has since gone on to become a television presenter, appearing on "The Big Breakfast" and "What Not to Wear."

Donna Marie Theresa Air

Donna Air has been a shining light in the entertainment industry since her debut on the teen drama series "Byker Grove." She even formed a musical group with two other co-stars under the same name. But her talent didn't end there.

Her distinct looks and charisma landed her a gig hosting Channel 4's "The Big Breakfast" and also gave her the chance to shine on the big screen in films such as "The Mummy Returns." 2020 saw her take on yet another career milestone with a role in "The Split." We can't help but admire her outstanding genes and immaculate grooming, which have only become more impressive over the years!

Rebecca Louise Front

Rebecca Front is a shining star in British comedy, with a career that spans over two decades. From "The Day Today" to "The Thick of It" she has brought joy to many with her talents. She is an actress, comedian, and all-around entertainer, and her outstanding performance in "The Thick of It" earned her the 2010 BAFTA TV Award for Best Female Comedy Performance.

When Front is on screen, you can't help but smile because she is so full of energy and excitement. She is a star who continues to shine and will continue to do so for many years to come.

Meera Syal

As Meera Syal continues to grace us with her incredible good looks, she reveals that the secret to staying happy in your later years is to stay curious. Growing up with Indian immigrants, she learned the art of duality, which she used to her advantage on the set of the comedy show, "Goodness, Gracious Me."

Her talents as a playwright, singer, journalist, and actress have flourished since then. In 2021, she appeared on "The Loose Women" to talk about her passion for work and her perspective on the ongoing discussion of keeping one's husband content. Her life is certainly a testament to the power of curiosity.

Michelle Ryan

Since her debut on the kids' show "The Worst Witch: Fair Is Foul and Fouls Are Fair," Michelle Ryan has been a star in the acting world. Her portrayal of Zoe Slater in the British soap opera "EastEnders" was especially well-received. But what remains a constant in Ryan's life is the attention she pays to her skin.

Whether it's a swipe of mascara to play Nimueh, the evil sorceress from "Merlin," or bare-faced on a trip to the mall, her skin still radiates a beautiful glow. Ryan has dedicated her career to perfecting her craft, but she's never lost sight of the importance of self-care.