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  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
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    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573162

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_004
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573164

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_003
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573160

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_001
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573163

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_006
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573161

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_008
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration





    *** Local Caption *** 36573173

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_002
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573172

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_007
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573171

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
    DUK10145771_009
    FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham

    This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573170

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as the Queen (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and tu

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni and Harper-Rae (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Harper-Rae as Chucky (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Harper-Rae as Cruelle de Vil (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    pl

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Harper-Rae in face paint (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
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    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    A fake wound Toni made or her special effects course (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_005
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni in everyday make up (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_014
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni's partner Cameron as Connor McGregor (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_013
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni doing some make up at college (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take t

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_002
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as her brother Shane (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plung

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_015
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni's brother Shane (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_008
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Eminem (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and turn

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_009
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Dot Cotton (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and t

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_016
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Donald Trump (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_001
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Boris Johnson (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge an

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_003
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Mr Bean (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and turn

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE -  Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    DUK10139718_006
    FEATURE - Rollentausch: Kindergärtnerin nutzt ihr Schmink-Talent für ihre Schützlinge und sich selbst
    Toni as Mr Bean (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Mum who taught herself to face paint while working in a nursery transforms herself
    into everyone from Trump to Mr Bean using her make up bag
    By Erin Cardiff, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    A former nursery nurse who taught herself make up skills by painting childrens faces
    at work is using her incredible talent to transform herself into famous people - ranging
    from Donald Trump to Mr Bean.
    Toni-Louise Fay's knack for face painting, which saw her being booked for children's
    birthday parties, has come into its own during the Covid-19 lockdowns, when she has
    made herself up as everyone from Boris Johnson to Eminem.
    A nursery nurse for 10 years, she decided to switch careers during her maternity
    leave in 2017 after having her daughter, Harper-Rae, three - enrolling on a two-year
    special effects make up course.
    Now studying for a second make up degree at UCEN Manchester, she has
    entertained herself and her family during the pandemic, by making herself look like a
    dead ringer for everyone from Mr Bean to Eastenders' Dot Cotton.
    Toni, 30, of Rossendale, Lancashire, who funds her studies with part time cleaning
    work, said: I started out completely self-taught.
    "Id watch tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, then have an experiment myself with
    whatever I could find in the house.
    During lockdown, I havent had anybody else to practise on, so I had no choice but to
    use my own face.
    There are only so many different colourful eyeshadow looks you can do, so I started
    thinking outside the box and going for famous faces instead.
    Always a great lover of make up, one of Tonis favourite parts of her former role as a
    nursery nurse was face painting for the children.
    Soon she was such a dab hand with a brush and palette that she began earning extra
    pin money by working at parties for local parents.
    Then, in 2017, shortly after becoming a mother herself, she decided to take the
    plunge and turn

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_018
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_017
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah in Las Vegas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_016
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_015
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie filming a documentary in London in 2018 (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, wit

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_014
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_013
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_012
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_011
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie in Las Vegas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition,

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_010
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_008
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_007
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_006
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_005
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie winning an award for her impersonation (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, with

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_004
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah at Christmas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_003
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_002
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    DUK10136654_001
    FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
    Jessie as Mariah at Christmas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
    Carey lookalike
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
    *With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
    An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
    for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
    her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
    Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
    documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
    for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
    singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
    And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
    book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
    a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
    to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
    Florida.
    She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
    for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
    if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
    It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
    America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
    12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
    Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
    She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
    to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
    She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
    "And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
    there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    DUK10134786_009
    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! New baby cookies (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I just

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
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    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Anniversary cookies (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I ju

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
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    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Covid-19 themed cookie (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
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    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Shell cake (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I just couldn

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
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    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Natasha (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I just couldnt d

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
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    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Natasha at an event (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping and found I ju

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    DUK10134786_007
    FEATURE - pass an ekelhaften Leckereien: Natasha Collins backt leidenschaftlich gern hyperrealistische Kuchen
    SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Natasha with one of her creations (PA Real Life and Nevie-Pie Cakes) *** Mum who bakes hyper-realistic cakes depicting
    everything from severed toes to dirty ashtrays
    reveals how people are often too disgusted to eat
    them
    By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life

    A mum has told of her delight in creating bleeding, severed toes from cookies and baking
    revolting cakes with stubbed-out cigarettes stuck into them.
    And nothing pleases Natasha Collins more than when people are too disgusted to swallow
    her sweet treats.
    Natasha, 49, of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, said: "I really like that twisting of
    expectations - of having a really delicious cookie, but no-one wants to eat it, or they are
    revolted by it."
    The skilled baker, who is married and has two children, now 16 and 13, who she does not
    wish to name, loves making pretty floral cakes too, but admitted: "I also have this darker
    sense of humour where I enjoy making things that turn people off."
    Her other speciality is confusing people's taste buds by serving up a realistic -looking full
    English breakfast - complete with burnt bits and fat bubbles - that turns out to be made
    from cookies, or Chinese takeaway noodles rustled up from cake and fondant.
    Natasha's strange culinary journey began unexpectedly 12 years ago, when her children
    were little.
    A trained illustrator and textile designer, who had first studied graphic design at the
    University of Northumbria, she found it hard to go back to full -time work while looking
    after a pre-schooler and toddler, so started cake-making to earn some extra cash.
    She explained: Id always been a baker and started making cakes for birthdays when the
    children were young.
    They became quite adventurous, but at that point it was just a hobby and to earn a bit of
    pocket money, but then it just took off.
    I did a lot of traditional style cakes for birthdays, but one day I was trying to do a happy
    birthday banner across a cake using piping

    (c) Dukas

     

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