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Keeley Rebecca Hazell was born on September 18, 1986, in Lewisham, a suburb southeast of London, England. Raised in another nearby London suburb, Bromley, Keeley attended Bromley’s Ravensbourne School. When Keeley was 16, she left school to become an apprentice hairdresser, but she was already looking beyond beauty parlors and nursing ambitions to become a model.
Keeley wanted to be a Page 3 girl and pose topless on the inside pages of British tabloids like The Daily Star and The Sun. Keeley’s former art teacher tried to discourage her, saying that her breasts were too small; in any event, Page 3 girls had to be at least 18. Keeley Hazell was anything but discouraged -- her bust, as time would soon tell, was definitely growing. With the support of her hairdressing colleagues, she had some pictures taken of herself and entered The Daily Star’s “Search for a Beach Babe” contest, which she won.
Keeley Hazell quickly became one of The Sun’s most popular Page 3 girls. Sculptor Leigh Heppell even made three bronze sculptures of Keeley’s breasts, two of which can be found in The Sun’s office (Keeley herself has the third in her house). While posing for The Sun, Keeley Hazell was represented by Girl Management, and then briefly by the Frank White Agency; she finally settled on agent Jon Fowler, who also represents George Michael andKelly Brook. Once Keeley’s contract with The Sun expired, she began to get broader exposure.
Keeley Rebecca Hazell was born on September 18, 1986, in Lewisham, a suburb southeast of London, England. Raised in another nearby London suburb, Bromley, Keeley attended Bromley’s Ravensbourne School. When Keeley was 16, she left school to become an apprentice hairdresser, but she was already looking beyond beauty parlors and nursing ambitions to become a model.Keeley wanted to be a Page 3 girl and pose topless on the inside pages of British tabloids like The Daily Star and The Sun. Keeley’s former art teacher tried to discourage her, saying that her breasts were too small; in any event, Page 3 girls had to be at least 18. Keeley Hazell was anything but discouraged -- her bust, as time would soon tell, was definitely growing. With the support of her hairdressing colleagues, she had some pictures taken of herself and entered The Daily Star’s “Search for a Beach Babe” contest, which she won.
Keeley Hazell Is A Page 3 Girl
Keeley Hazell, who was anxious to quit hairdressing, wasn’t yet able to work as a full-time model in spite of this early success. Too young for glamour modeling and too short for fashion modeling, Keeley enrolled in a fashion course at Lewisham College in early 2004. After six months, Keeley Hazell turned 18 and had her boyfriend take some pictures of her to submit to The Sun’s Page 3 Idol contest. A reader favorite, Keeley ended up winning in December 2004. Her prize included £10,000 worth of clothes and an exclusive one-year modeling contract with The Sun.Keeley Hazell quickly became one of The Sun’s most popular Page 3 girls. Sculptor Leigh Heppell even made three bronze sculptures of Keeley’s breasts, two of which can be found in The Sun’s office (Keeley herself has the third in her house). While posing for The Sun, Keeley Hazell was represented by Girl Management, and then briefly by the Frank White Agency; she finally settled on agent Jon Fowler, who also represents George Michael andKelly Brook. Once Keeley’s contract with The Sun expired, she began to get broader exposure.
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