Danielle Lloyd - Named Celebrity - Biography
Danielle Lloyd was crowned Miss England on 17 July 2004 and competed at Miss World 2004. On 26 February 2006, she was named Miss Great Britain 2006.
On 2 November 2006, she was stripped of her title "following recent claims in the press and magazines and the publicity given on the Playboy website for their next issue", according to the Miss Great Britain website. She attributes her topless shoot for the December 2006 issue of Playboy as the primary reason for the loss of her title.

Danielle next appeared in FHM magazine and was a finalist of Miss Maxim 2006. She has had her 32AA breasts increased by surgery three times, and is presently a 32DD. In 2006, Lloyd made a memorable appearance on BBC One's Test the Nation.

She went on to take part in Celebrity Big Brother 2007. She has also continued her modelling career, and has appeared on numerous covers of the Daily Star newspaper (initially at a rate of at least three to four times a week in the months following the end of Big Brother) after signing an exclusive deal with the publication. She has also appeared on the cover of Maxim, Loaded, Nuts and Zoo several times, as well as featuring in FHM and Ice. She has also secured a contract as the face of Ladbrokes Poker.

In May 2007, Lloyd attended Shilpa Shetty's movie premiere at Leicester Square. Also in 2007, Danielle launched a mobile phone safety campaign after her own mobile was stolen in a Liverpool club. The "Keep It Safe & Secure" (KISS) campaign, backed by the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit encourages mobile users to take greater safety precautions when using their phone.

Throughout 2007 and 2008, She has made numerous television appearances including a guest spot on on ITV2's WAGs Boutique and the celebrity edition of Gladiators. She also participated in, and won, a Glamour Models Special of The Weakest Link. Danielle donated her winnings from both Celebrity Big Brother and The Weakest Link to the Linda McCartney Centre at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.

She appeared in her own documentary, Dangerous Love: A Comic Relief Special (first broadcast on 3 March 2009), which examined the subject of violence against females in teen relationships. In the programme, she described the abuse she received (including a broken cheekbone) during her turbulent relationship and visited organisations funded by Comic Relief.
 

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