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Katherine Jenkins: Katherine Jenkins first rose to stardom in 1998.
She is a hugely popular Welsh Mezzo soprano and classical musician.
Jenkins graduated with honours from the Royal Academy of Music then worked as a freelance singing teacher.
Whilst waiting for her 'big break' she worked, for a time, as a tour guide o the London Eye before securing her amazing 6 album deal with Universal Records.
Now one of the top 20 millionaires in the land she has become phenomenally successful as a live performer and recording artist.
Katherine Jenkins: Katherine Jenkins live at Cardiff International Arena on the 15 Mar 10.
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