Holly Valance first rose to fame in the early 2000s all thanks to Neighbours.
The actress played Felicity ‘Flick’ Scully on the Aussie soap from 1999 to 2002.
Holly then left Neighbours to pursue a singing career. Her first album Footprints – released in late 2002 – was incredibly successful and featured the popular singles Kiss Kiss, Down Boy and Naughty Girl.
However, in 2003 after the release of her second album, State of Mind, Holly stepped away from music and returned to acting.
In the years that followed, Holly appeared in CSI: Miami, Entourage, Prison Break and the Liam Neeson film Taken.
In 2011, Holly competed in the UK reality show Strictly Come Dancing (similar to our Dancing with the Stars).
Ultimately though, Holly stepped back from the limelight after marrying her husband…
But who is Holly Valance’s husband?
Holly began dating billionaire British property developer Nick Candy in 2010.
Nick, along with his younger brother Christian Candy, made his fortune by redeveloping properties.
Both Nick and Christian are best known for developing the luxurious £150 million (roughly AU$291 million) apartment block One Hyde Park in London.
Together, the Candy brothers are estimated to share a joint net worth of £1.5 billion (roughly AU$2.9 billion).
On September 29, 2012, after two years of dating, Holly and Nick tied the knot in California.
Does Holly Valance have a child?
Just over a year after their wedding, in November 2013, Holly and Nick welcomed their first child, a daughter named Luka.
Then in September 2017, Holly gave birth to her and Nick’s second child, a daughter named Nova.
Is Holly Valance still married to Nick Candy?
As of 2024, the couple are still married.
They and their two children currently live in the UK and, as aforementioned, tend to stay out of the public eye – aside from a few controversial comments Holly recently made that ended up making headlines both locally and overseas…
For instance, in March 2024, the former actress told GB News’ Chopper’s Political Podcast that she believed, “The woke stuff’s really gone big in Australia,” and described environmental activist Greta Thunberg as a “demonic little gremlin high priestess of climatism.”
