Page 3 girl, Suzanne Mizzi, 43
David Uri
battle against cancer.
The blonde beauty was a massively popular pin-up during the Eighties
and Nineties.
Her 34-24-34 figure set millions of hearts racing and she was insured
for a staggering £11million at the height of her fame.
Husband and childhood sweetheart Frank Camilleri, a property
developer, said last night: "Suzanne was a beautiful person inside and
out.
"She was a Page 3 girl, model, celebrity, artist and interior
designer. She had an amazing life. We were together for 30 years."
Legendary Page 3 photographer Beverley Goodway, whose pictures turned
her into a star, said: "It is tremendously sad news.
"She was one of Page 3's most successful and best-loved models. She
was exquisitely pretty, just gorgeous, with amazing eyes, and the
readers loved her.
"She was a wonderful person and great fun to work with, always very
professional, organised and determined.
"You could count on her to make a shoot work, come what may.
"It always made me smile to see her put on make-up before a shoot. She
would concentrate so hard that she would frown in front of the mirror
- but in front of the camera she just lit up.
"Frank was always with her and it was always obvious how much they
were devoted to each other."
Suzanne, who leaves behind a seven-year-old son Geo and daughter
Sienna, six, died on Sunday afternoon at St Joseph's hospice in
Hackney, east London, near her home.
She had been battling ovarian cancer for more than a year.
Suzanne shot to fame in 1984 after posing on Page 3 at 17.
Within weeks she was getting more than £1,000 a time for personal
appearances.
She was in such huge demand - along with her great pal and fellow Page
3 star Sam Fox - that she posed for 26 calendars in the next six
months.
By the age of 21 she had a three-year, £400,000 contract to launch her
own lingerie range for Dorothy Perkins.
In 1991 she was voted the girl most men would like to take shopping in
Paris by Esquire magazine and her bee-sting lips were familiar in
commercials for brand giants such as Kellogg's, Marlboro and Fiat.
Suzanne went on to achieve success as a catwalk model for top
designers, signing for elite model agency Storm, and also spending
three years as the face of fashion designer Vivienne Westwood.
A lingerie company even took out an £11million insurance policy on her
face and body.
In the past ten years she was a successful artist and interior
designer known as Mizzy. Her abstract paintings sold for up to
£10,000.
Suzanne, who divided her time between family homes in London, Spain
and Malta, where she was born, once told how Page 3 opened up a life
of fame and glamour that she loved. She said: "I travelled the world.
It was an amazing opportunity. We were part of a British institution -
treated like movie stars."
But she was also proud of her later career. She added: "People think
it's strange that a Page 3 girl is now an interior designer but I have
always cared about the environment in which I live.
"Even as a teenager, my bedroom was always immaculate and when my
friends used to come round they always said how beautiful it was.
"My work shows there's much more to me than a pretty face that used to
appear on Page 3 years ago."
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Unfortunately, I was unaware of her until now. It makes me regret not
reading the British papers more closely. RIP.
zardoz
<davidu...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
>PAGE 3 legend Suzanne Mizzi has died aged just 43 after losing her
>battle against cancer.
>
>"She was a Page 3 girl, model, celebrity, artist and interior
>designer. She had an amazing life. We were together for 30 years."
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Hmm...
Kenny McCormack
Indeed. Let's see now, what is 43-30?
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zardoz
(Kenny McCormack) wrote:
>In article <mldtt6pa717u35b4d...@4ax.com>, zardoz <a@b.c> wrote:
>>On Wed, 25 May 2011 02:31:48 +0100, David Uri
>><davidu...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
>>
>>>PAGE 3 legend Suzanne Mizzi has died aged just 43 after losing her
>>>battle against cancer.
>>>
>>>"She was a Page 3 girl, model, celebrity, artist and interior
>>>designer. She had an amazing life. We were together for 30 years."
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>>Hmm...
>
>Indeed. Let's see now, what is 43-30?
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