Donna Air children-British actress, TV presenter and media personality, Donna Marie Theresa Air was born on August 2, 1979.
Air was born in Wallsend, North Tyneside in the United Kingdom to Marie Lackenby and Trevor Air. She shares the same parents with her sister, Francesca and her brother, Alexander.
As a child, Air attended St. Oswald’s Catholic Primary School in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, as well as Sacred Heart Convent School and Gosforth High School.
She also participated in local young theater company First Act Theatre. She attended First Act Theatre with Anthony McPartlin and Jill Halfpenny. In addition, Air acted as a kid model for Nissan, Asda, and Lenor.
Donna Air career
Air was cast as Charlie Charlton after first appearing as an extra on the CBBC program Byker Grove at the age of 10. A producer then requested Air to go on an audition.
Byker Groove! was founded in 1994 by Air and her co-stars Jayni Hoy and Vicky Taylor. The group’s debut hit, “Love Your Sexy,” peaked at number 48 on the UK Singles Chart.
At the age of 15, Air relocated to London and continued the band as Crush with Hoy. The band’s 1996 singles “Jellyhead” and “Luv’d Up” reached the UK charts at positions 50 and 45, respectively, although their debut studio album Teenage Kicks did not.

After Air finished her GCSEs, the band’s management team scheduled Crush for a tour of the United States, Japan, and South East Asia. As a result, “Jellyhead” peaked at number 76 on the Billboard Hot 100.
She returned to the UK after her promotional tour and landed a contract with MTV UK in September 1997 to host the daily live show, MTV Select. She later presented a number of shows, including The Big Breakfast, Channel 4’s premier morning entertainment program.
In April 2000, Air left MTV Select, stating that she wanted to go back to acting and spend more time on her part on The Big Breakfast.
In a revamp of the program in January 2001 amid declining viewership, Air was given the opportunity to become a main presenter on The Big Breakfast.
But in May of that same year, Air resigned, and Channel 4 quickly cancelled The Big Breakfast. The Mummy Returns, the 1999 sequel to The Mummy, also included Air in a “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo” that BBC film critic Neil Smith cited as one among the few differences between the two movies.

She has additionally acted in numerous television dramas, most recently Hollyoaks in 2010 and Hotel Babylon in 2008, as well as the BBC TV comedy Operation Good Guys, the six-part drama A Dinner of Herbs by Catherine Cookson, and Lynda La Plante’s Supply & Demand.
Among other movies, Air starred in Still Crazy (1998) and Bad Day (2008). Alongside the show’s usual presenter Kate Walsh, Air co-hosted Five’s early-evening magazine program Live from Studio Five.
Air took part in the ITV program Splash! in January 2013. Jennifer Metcalfe was quickly replaced by her. Air made her participation in the tenth season of Dancing on Ice official in November 2017.
Mark Hanretty was her partner. Week 7 saw their elimination. In 2019, it was revealed that Air would play the lead in the drama The Split’s second season, which would premiere on BBC One in February 2020.
Does Donna Air have any children?
Donna Air has a daughter named Freya Air Aspinall from her previous relationship with Damian Aspinall. She was born in 2003 and she is currently 19 years of age.
Source: www.Ghgossip.com
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