Michelle Gayle
Michelle Patricia Gayle (born 2 February 1971) is a British recording artist, songwriter, actress and author. Gayle had success as a Soul and R&B singer in the 1990s. She achieved seven Top 40 singles in the UK Singles Chart, her two biggest hits to date being "Sweetness" (Number 4, September 1994) and "Do You Know" (Number 6, February 1997). She released two Top 40 albums through RCA Records but they parted company in 1997, and although Gayle has recorded other albums, they have not been released.
As an actress, Gayle is best known for her work on television, in particular playing Hattie Tavernier in BBC's EastEnders from 1990-1993. She has also had various roles in film and theatre and played Belle in the West End musical Beauty and the Beast in 1999. She has taken part in several celebrity based reality television shows, and, in June 2007, she became a panellist for ITV's topical chatshow Loose Women.
Gayle branched into writing and the rights to her first novel were acquired by Walker Books in 2010. The book, Pride and Premiership, was published on 5 May 2011.
She was married to ex-footballer Mark Bright for 10 years but the couple announced their separation in 2007. Gayle is to remarry in "summer 2011".
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Films (2)
Séries (22)

Le Livre perdu des sortilèges
2018 · Writer

House of Games
2017 · Self - Contestant

Diddy TV
2016

Wolfblood: Familia lobo
2012 · Imara Cipriani

Big Brother's Bit on the Side
2011 · Self

Un peu de Big Brother de célébrité sur le côté
2011 · Self
Dancing on Wheels
2010 · Self - Contestant

Celebrity Juice
2008 · Self
The Games
2003 · Self
Reborn in the USA
2003 · Self
I Love 1990s
2001
I Love 1980's
2001

Loose Women
1999 · Self

Never Mind the Buzzcocks
1996 · Self

TFI Friday
1996

Live & Kicking
1993 · Self
Parallel 9
1992

The Word
1990

EastEnders
1985 · Hattie Tavernier

Surprise, Surprise
1984 · Self - Performer

Grange Hill
1978 · Fiona Wilson

Top of the Pops
1964 · Self - Host


