Paula Yates

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Filmography:

>> "Top Ten" (2000) TV Series .... Presenter
>> "Big Breakfast, The" (1992) TV Series .... Reporter (1994-1996)
>> "Tube, The" (1982) TV Series .... Herself

Trivia :

>> Children, with Bob Geldof, Fifi Trixibelle (1984), Peaches Honeyblossom (1989), Pixie (1990) and Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily (1996) Daughter, with Michael Hutchence, Heavenly Hirrani Tigerlily Daughter of Jess Yates and Heller Toren Biological daughter of Hughie Green (revealed May 1997) Daughter of Jess Yates and Heller Toren (July 22, 1996) daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily Hutchence born (1991) daughter Pixie Geldof born (September 17, 1990) daughter Peaches Geldof born (March 31, 1983) daughter Fifi Trixiebelle Geldof born (1976) She met ex-husband Bob Geldof and married him 10 years later.

>> She was brought up in North Wales in a showbusiness family by her mother, the former showgirl, actress and writer of erotic novels Heller Thornton (Toren), and the television star Jess Yates, known as "the Bishop", who presented the ITV religious programme Stars On Sunday. Her father was 16 years older than his wife and their marriage was unconventional. In an unsettled childhood, Paula from the age of eight lived mostly with her mother, including spells in Malta and Majorca. In 1997, DNA testing showed that her father was not Jess Yates but Hughie Green, an English game show host - a man she despised. She died on her daughter Peaches 10th birthday (17 September) (18 September 2000) Her ex-husband Bob Geldof was given temporary care of Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, her orphaned daughter, after she was made a ward of court .

>> In 1997, Hughie Greene's claim that he was Paula Yates' natural father was confirmed by DNA tests. Until 1997, Paula Yates believed that her biological father was her mother's husband, Jess Yates. However a DNA test proved that her father was Hughie Green, presenter of "Opportunity Knocks". On 8 November 2000, an inquest decided that death was due to "non-dependent abuse of heroin" - ie that she was not a habitual, addictive user.