Now the name of Samantha Fox is forgotten, like her dance-pop, but there was a time when he was persuaded in all ways, especially men. At the age of 15, she released her first album. In incomplete 17, the busty blonde starred topless for The Sun. Then her naughty photos graced the third page of this tabloid all week. Playboy also paid attention to Samantha.
When the musical career was covered with a copper basin, sexual orientation came to the fore. In her youth, Fox lived with Peter Forster, calling him the love of her life. But “love has passed, the tomatoes have withered,” and with the departure of the boyfriend, interest in men has also gone. In 1999, her manager Christina Bonacci was already in Samantha's bed. She was replaced by Mira Stratton, again a manager. In 2003, Fox confessed: "I love her to the point of madness and I want to spend my whole life with her." Alas, in 2015, the partner died of cancer. But life goes on, and since 2016, next to our heroine, a new girlfriend, 45-year-old Linda Olsen, has found female happiness.