Abigail Marie Clancy, a renowned catwalk model and television personality, was born on January 10, 1986, in Liverpool to Geoff and Karen Clancy. As the eldest of four siblings, Sean, John, and Elle, Abbey grew up with a strong sense of family values.
Her marriage to footballer Peter Crouch in 2011 at Stapleford Park was a significant milestone in her life. Together, they have four children: Sophia, Liberty, Johnny, and Jack, with the youngest three being under the age of eight.
Abby's journey in the modeling industry began when she appeared on the Living TV show "Britain's Next Top Model" in 2006, ultimately finishing as the runner-up to Lianna Fowler. However, her success did not stop there. She went on to become the show's most successful contestant, gracing the covers of prominent publications such as Sports Illustrated, Arena, Marie Claire, Elle, Esquire, and Love Magazine.
Abby has also fronted numerous campaigns for notable brands like Umbro, Reebok, Matalan, Avon, Lipsy, and Charlotte Tilsbury. Her extensive modeling career has seen her work with a variety of esteemed clients, solidifying her status as a prominent figure in the fashion industry.
In addition to her modeling endeavors, Abbey has also made a name for herself as a television presenter. She has hosted several shows, including "The Ultimate Bikini Guide," "The Great Hairdresser," and "Slave to Fashion" for Channel 4, as well as "The Parent Trip," "This Morning Fashion" for ITV, and "Abbey and Janice Beauty and the Best" for Living TV.
Abby's acting credits include appearances in films such as "Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie," "Men Behaving Badly," "League of Their Own," "Celebrity Juice," "Ant and Dec's Saturday Takeaway," and "Hell's Kitchen." Her most notable television appearance to date is her win on "Strictly Come Dancing" in 2013, which catapulted her to new heights of success and led to lucrative brand deals with Avon, Charlotte Tilsbury, Matalan, Reebok, Ultimo, and a book deal with Mills and Boon.
In 2015, Abbey returned to her roots, presenting and judging "Britain's Next Top Model." Throughout her illustrious career, she has continued to balance her work in the fashion industry with her role as a mother to her four young children.
