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Mollie King has transitioned from a successful pop star to a prominent radio presenter and media personality, known for her engaging presence and diverse career. After achieving widespread fame with The Saturdays, she now co-hosts shows on BBC Radio 1, connecting with a broad audience.
Mollie King collaborated with Xenomania's Brian Higgins on her solo single 'Hair Down'. She also worked with Florrie from Xenomania on new music.
Oasis partnered with Mollie King for its first-ever celebrity collaboration, launching a collection titled 'Loved by Mollie' and a second collection with the brand.
Mollie King mentioned Estée Lauder as one of her beauty favorites on her official Facebook page.
Maybelline New York named Mollie King as its new UK Ambassador. She appeared in TV and print advertising for the L'Oréal-brand.
Mollie King secured a modelling contract with Next, indicating her move into fashion collaborations.
Mollie King partnered with Boots as an ambassador for Maybe Baby, a childrenswear range, and discussed motherhood and baby fashion in relation to the partnership.
The Saturdays, including Mollie King, were revealed as the new faces of the hair removal product Veet.
The Saturdays became the new faces of a major campaign for Impulse women's deodorant, recording a television ad featuring their songs.
The group launched T-Mobile's 'Big Sofa Night In' campaign in London, sitting on a giant sofa for over 12 hours.
Mollie King designed shoes to help raise funds for the UK charity Save the Children.
Mollie King became the face of the Christmas campaign for Boux Avenue lingerie.
Mollie Elizabeth King was born on June 4, 1987, in Richmond, Surrey, England. Early in her life, King was a competitive skier, becoming a member of the British Children’s Ski Team by age 11 and later racing for Great Britain. She turned down a professional skiing career to pursue music, demonstrating her early dedication to the performing arts. King also achieved academic success despite having dyslexia, securing A levels in Psychology, Business and Economics, and Sport.
King first gained public attention as a member of the girl group Fallen Angelz, appearing on ‘The X Factor.’ Building on this experience, she joined The Saturdays in 2007. The group achieved significant commercial success, releasing a series of top 10 singles and albums. Highlights include 13 top 10 hits and a UK number-one single, “What About Us.” After the group went on hiatus in 2014, King ventured into a solo career, signing with Island Records in 2015 and releasing singles such as “Back to You” in 2016 and “Hair Down” in 2017. Her career trajectory then expanded into television, appearing on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ in 2017 where she reached the semi-finals, and subsequently became a regular presenter on BBC Radio 1.
Since 2018, Mollie King has established herself as a consistent voice on BBC Radio 1, initially co-hosting weekend shows with Matt Edmondson. Their partnership evolved, and as of 2024, they co-host weekday shows, further solidifying her presence in radio broadcasting. Beyond music and radio, King has engaged in various other ventures, including television appearances on shows like ‘Blue Peter’ and ‘This Morning,’ and collaborations with fashion and beauty brands. Throughout her career, she has maintained a public profile that encompasses music, media, and brand partnerships, showcasing a versatile career progression.
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