Kelly Bell (born 21 February, 1982 in Aldershot) is an English glamour model. Bell has appeared in many young teen girl magazines, as a young teen model and has had many TV appearances over the last 15 years. She then entered a competition to find Britain`s next top model in the Daily Sport at just 16, coming first out of thousands of entrants. She to date has remained exclusively with the Daily and Sunday Sport. At 18, she appeared briefly in magazines such as Mayfair and Men Only but doesn’t seem to have appeared in anything other than the Sport since then. She was voted the UK`s sexiest babe for 2007 by the readers of the Daily & Sunday Sport.

In 2006 she also became the first model worldwide to achieve 100 front page appearances with the same newspaper. She recorded a single titled Down `n Dirty in 2003 and performed a concert in Colchester in aid of the Army Benevolent Fund. She is a campaigner for the British Armed Forces & raises awareness for the military whenever she can. She currently has homes in both Lincolnshire and London. She had her breasts enlarged from 30B to 30G when she was 18. She said this has boosted her confidence immensely and also helped her overcome the eating disorders of anorexia and bulimia, which she suffered from in her early teens.[citation needed] Her second operation to boost her from 30DD to 30F was filmed for the Discovery Health Channel when she was either 19 or 20.

Bell remains an extremely private person and information on her seems limited. She makes no secret that she has websites closed that use her images in breach of copyright. She says "Other than my official sites, its difficult to find me on the internet, thats exactly as I want it." She currently drives a hot pink BMW Z4. Bell is a vegan who avoids the consumption or use of animal products.[2] She is a supporter of the British vegetarian , vegan and animal rights group Viva!. She is also a strong campaigner make St George, Englands Patron Saint, a national holiday in England.

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