Kim Woodburn's modelling past and how she started her career in the city
msn.comtight bun or high ponytail with a smoky eye make up look. In the past, she has said: "My loves, if you’ve got it, flaunt it! (And I’ve got it in truck loads!)" The original cleaning queen has always liked to 'flaunt it' as is evident from her modelling past in Liverpool.
The How Clean Is Your House star was born in Portsmouth but later moved to Merseyside and is believed to have lived on Bagot Street in Wavertree. READ MORE: Kim Woodburn issues health update after she had 'hole cut in throat' during operation After numerous jobs working in children’s homes, in retail, and as a social worker helping teenage girls in the city, the star - then known as Patricia McKenzie - embarked on a modelling career, doing jobs for Littlewoods in the late 1960s.
In 1983, Kim appeared on TV show Pebble Mill at One, demonstrating knitwear, but her brush with fame was short-lived and she went on to work as a professional house cleaner in the UK and US.
In 2003, Kim became a household name when she co-presented Channel 4’s How Clean Is Your House, with Aggie MacKenzie. The show saw the pair make the nation’s grubbiest homes habitable once more and was a big hit, with Kim reportedly becoming the highest paid female presenter on Channel 4 at the time.
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