Famous People with Name Kimberley

Kimberley Gail Marsh            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Kimberley Gail Marsh: She first fell into the public-eye in 2001 after appearing as a contestant on ITV's talent show Popstars where she made the final line-up for the band along with four others. Kym left the group in 2002 and now plays Michelle Connor in the long-running soap opera Coronation Street.In 2001 Popstars was on the lookout for five girls, or boys, to be part of a group, that would go on to try and make it big in the charts. Kym was one of the lucky ones who impressed judges with her vocal talent.After becoming one of the chosen five for the group that became Hear'Say, she and fellow group mates were moved into a mansion, in preparation for the single and album launch. Whilst auditioning for the group, she kept it a secret that she had two children, David and Emily, who were then aged 5 and 3. She became particularly noticeable when she became angry and emotional when one judge,

Kimberley Dawn Locke            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Kimberley Dawn Locke: On October 30, 2002, the reality-TV singing competition American Idol held auditions in Nashville, Tennessee for the show's second season. Locke successfully passed through to the next round, and in December was chosen to perform on the show. She finished third, behind runner up Clay Aiken and eventual champion Ruben Studdard. Simon Cowell at first criticized Locke as lacking in personality; by the final three however, he declared her, Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard to be as worthy winners as any. She has since been invited back to the show to perform twice (seasons 3 and 7).

'Kimberley John Hughes            Origin/Culture/Country: Australian

'Kimberley John Hughes: is a former cricketer who played for Western Australia, Natal and Australia. He captained Australia in 28 Tests between 1979 and 1985 before captaining a "rebel" Australian team in a tour of then-banned South Africa. A precocious talent, Hughes played as a right-hand middle order batsman and was known for his attractive, if somewhat impetuous, batting. In Geraldton, the young Hughes played a variety of sports, including hockey, tennis and especially Australian rules football. Hughes was captain-coach of North Perth Cricket Club for the 1975–76 season. Against the touring Pakistan team in December 1976, Hughes made 137 runs from only 167 balls, placing his name in front of the national selectors. World Series Cricket (WSC) divided the Australian team into two camps; those that had signed lucrative contracts with Kerry Packer's rebel group and those, like Hughes, who had remained with the establishment Australian Cricket Board (ACB).