Born name
Nigella Lucy Lawson
nickname
Nigella
Sun sign
Capricorn
Place of birth
Wandsworth, London, England
Residence
London, England
nationality
training
In an interview, Nigella described her school days as difficult, as she had to change schools massively from the age of nine to eighteen. She attended numerous schools such as Ibstock Place School , Queen’s Gate School , Godolphin and Latymer School , and Westminster School .
She graduated from Lady Margaret Hall , Oxford University with an MA in Medieval and Modern Languages.
occupation
Journalist, author, TV presenter and broadcaster
family
- Father – Nigel Lawson (former Conservative MP and UK Chancellor of the Exchequer)
- Mother – Vanessa (née Salmon) Lawson (celebrities)
- Siblings – Dominic (brother) (former editor of The Sunday Telegraph ), Horatia (sister), Thomasina (sister) (died of breast cancer in 1993), Tom (half-brother), Emily (half-sister)
- Andere – George Monbiot (Cousin), Fiona Shackleton (Cousin)
Manager
Mark Hutchinson
Build
Lush
Height
5 feet 7 inches or 170 cm
weight
160 lbs or 73 kg
spouse/friend
Nigella has been romantically linked to –
race/ethnicity
White
She is of Latvian, German, Dutch and Austrian descent.
hair colour
Rich chocolate
eye color
dark brown
sexual orientation
Just
distinguishing features
- Flawless fair skin
- Sparkling almond eyes
- chocolate hair
- Figure-hugging body
- Show hosting skills
measurements
39-29-38 inches or 99-74-96.5 cm
dress size
8 (USA) or 40 (EU)
bra size
32G
shoe size
8 (USA) or 38.5 (EU)
brand promotion
Twinings, a tea company, named Nigella their brand ambassador in 2008 and she appeared in their six commercials. However, she was later replaced by McCann.
Kiwi-chocolate maker Whittakers signed Lawson to promote his 5 Roll of Refined Chocolate (2013).
She has her own range of cookware. “ Eat-in kitchen . “
Religion
Although both parents are Jewish, Nigella claims to be an atheist.
Known for
Her intimate, sensual, casual and relaxed way of cooking.
As a journalist
An English journalist, she began her career as a book critic and restaurant critic. She later became assistant editor of The Sunday Times (1986). This was followed by her journey as a freelance journalist, writing for a number of newspapers and magazines.
As a food writer
Despite not having received a professional chef or training in culinary arts, she continued to become a food writer out of sheer passion for cooking. She published How to Eat (1998), her first cookbook, which sold 300,000 copies and became a bestseller. How to be a Domestic Goddess (2000) was her second book and won the British Book Award for Author of the Year. To date, she has sold over 3 million cookbooks worldwide.
First TV show
She first appeared on television in 1994 in the series Littlejohn Live and Uncut as herself on a July 8, 1994 episode.
In 1999, she appeared in Nigella Bites , a show hosted by Nigella herself. She appeared in 5 episodes (30 minutes each) of Series 1.
Personal trainer
Known for her curves, she accepted that her weight was an issue. However, she never really cared. In 2011, she appeared thinner and her friends mentioned that Nigella follows Bodyism Clean and Lean Plan – a meal program created by James Duigan , personal trainer and models nutritionist. The diet plan mainly involved body supplements, a cocktail of vitamins, minerals and fish oils that would kill cravings and burn fat.
In 2013, Nigella surprised the world by dropping from a size 12 (US) to a size 8 (US). Though she credited this transformation to diet control, Pilates exercise and personal training, an insider to the Mirror revealed that Nigella took extra help.
According to the source, Lawson is a foodie and not one of those who can go without food and therefore resorts to hypnotherapy, which allows her to eat her favorite foods, but in smaller portions. The newspaper mentioned that it hired Susan Hepburn, a London hypnotherapist, for $450 an hour sessions.
Nigella Lawson favorite things
- Food Destination – Manhattan
- Restaurant – Locanda Locatelli in der Seymour Street 8 in London
- Leafy Vegetables – Green Salad
- Dinner – Risi E Bisi, a Venetian recipe, and Turkish vegetable pilaf
- Food – Salted Caramel
- Hobbies – cooking
- Form – 60’s style
- Mascara – Surrealist mascara by Helena Rubinstein
- Earrings – Big hops
Nigella Lawson The Facts
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