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If you don’t know who Abi Titmuss is, she was once considered Britain’s #1 glamour model. Victoria Silvstedt and Abi Titmuss shared a FHM Magazine Cover and VictoriaSilvstedt.biz presented those glamourous photos too. Here is the hi-res Abi Titmuss photos. Have a fun!

She’s the nurse who defended John Leslie against rape claims – then reinvented herself as a D-list sex symbol. Now Abi Titmuss is attempting an even more unlikely transformation.

Toast?’ says Abigail Titmuss. ‘Tea, coffee?’ In the kitchen of her little rented house in Lowestoft, the former glamour girl and lads’ mag babe folds a tea towel and switches on the kettle.

On the deserted streets outside, a dark, winter night presses against the windows and gusts of wind howl along the seafront.

Inside her home for the next month, an electric fire glows orange in a tiled grate and the microwave pings; defrosted plaice and vegetables, Abi’s portion-controlled supper from a healthy-meal delivery company. Followed by a glass of water, a bath and an early night.

No, this is not the kind of Friday evening one expects from this plutonium-grade sexpot, the reality television star who also made a fitness DVD called Tone & Tease, the famous queen of Nuts magazine who is, according to FHM magazine, the seventh hottest woman in the world.

‘I have grown up a lot in the last couple of years. Come to terms with everything, all the headlines, all of it. Now I am able to be much more true to who I actually am. A lot has changed,’ she says.
Indeed it has. For Titmuss’s remarkable career arc from nurse to topless model to actress takes in some spectacular highs and lows.
Her life changed forever in 2002, when her then boyfriend John Leslie was suspected of being the anonymous television star whom Ulrika Jonsson claimed – in her autobiography – had raped her.

Cruelly, Jonsson refused to confirm or deny it was Leslie and, following this, several other women made accusations of indecent assault against him.

At his trial the following year, Leslie was acquitted of all charges and walked from court a free man – although his career never recovered.

‘I don’t think that what happened to him was fair. It was awful,’ says Titmuss. ‘I am not here to fight John’s corner any more and he wasn’t an angel. But was it right? No. No one should have to go through that kind of witch hunt.’
However, Leslie’s downfall was Titmuss’ starting grid. Indeed, for her, it was to be the beginning of a glittering, yet dark, journey that would make her rich and kind of famous, but – she now says – at considerable personal cost.

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