Kylie Ann Minogue OBE is An Australian Singer Songwriter Dancer Actress Her Body Measurements Bra Size Shoe Net Worth

Kylie along with her younger sister Dannii, began their careers together as child artists on the Australian television. When Kylie was only 12, she did small time roles in soap operas like ‘Skyways’, ‘The Sullivans’ and ‘The Henderson Kids’. Her big break in the entertainment industry came with her ‘tomboy car mechanic character of Charlene’ on one of the most popular Australian soap operas called ‘Neighbors’ in 1986.in 1986 in ‘Neighbors’, kylie got noticed at one of the benefit concerts where she performed a song called ‘The Loco-motion’ along with the other cast members of the show. She got noticed by the aces of the music industry and in 1987 she signed a contract with an Australian recording company called the Mushroom Records. ‘The Loco-Motion’ spent 7 weeks at the top position at the Australian music charts and became the highest selling track in Australia in 1980s. Released in 2001, ‘Fever’ (with the biggest hit single of Kylie’s life ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’) got her four ARIA Awards including the ‘Most Outstanding Achievement’ award and two Brit Awards for the ‘Best International Female Solo Artist’ and ‘Best International Album’.

Relationship

• Jason Donovan (1984-1989)

• Michael Hutchence (1989-1991)

• Lenny Kravitz (1991)

• Zane O’Donnell (1993)

• Prince Albert (1993)

• Evan Dando (1994)

• Jean-Claude Van Damme (1994)

• Nick Cave (1995-1996)

• Stephane Sednaoui (1997-1998)

• Pauly Shore (1997)

• Tim Jeffries (1998)

• James Gooding (1998-2001)

• Michael Di Nuzzo (November 1998-May 1999)

• Rupert Penry-Jones (1999)

• Jay Kay (2003)

• Olivier Martinez (July 2003-February 2007)

• David Tennant (2007)

• Andres Velencoso Segura (October 2008-October 2013)

• Mathew Horne (2009)

• Chris Martin (2015)

“Having had cancer, one important thing to know is you’re still the same person at the end. You’re stripped down to near zero. But most people come out the other end feeling more like themselves than ever before.”