Twinnie-Lee Moore is a British singer-songwriter and actress known for her work in music and acting roles such as Porsche McQueen in the Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks and Flight Attendant Monica in the film The Wife.
BMG served as the record label for Twinnie's album 'Hollywood Gypsy' (2020) and EPs 'Better When I'm Drunk' (2019) and 'Welcome to the Club' (2022).
IKAW Records is the label behind Twinnie's album 'Something We Used to Say' (2024) and EPs 'Blue Hour (After Dark)' (2023), 'Blue Christmas' (2023), and 'Blue Hour (Before the Dawn)' (2024).
Caroline Fields worked as a publicist for Twinnie.
Twinnie-Lee Moore, born on May 14, 1987, in York, England, embarked on her performing career at a young age. Her early experiences included extensive theatre work, portraying notable roles such as Velma Kelly in the 2009/10 touring production of \”Chicago\” and Jazmin in the West End musical \”Flashdance\” in 2010. She also performed in the West End premiere of \”Rock of Ages\” from 2011 to 2012, where she took on lead roles like Sherrie and Justice. These formative years in theatre provided a strong foundation for her diverse career in entertainment.
Her acting career expanded into film and television roles. In 2013, she appeared as Nikki Allcott in \”Doctors.\” A significant milestone occurred in 2014 when she joined the cast of \”Hollyoaks\” as Porsche McQueen. Her portrayal of the character, which addressed issues of sexual abuse in children and featured storylines involving marital affairs, earned her nominations for the British Soap Award for Best Newcomer and an Inside Soap Award in 2015. Additionally, Twinnie-Lee Moore acted as Crazy Mary in the 2014 film \”Ironclad: Battle for Blood\” and as Flight Attendant Monica in the 2017 film \”The Wife,\” alongside acclaimed actors like Glenn Close. More recently, in 2024, she joined the cast of \”Emmerdale\” as Jade, further solidifying her presence in British television.
Beyond acting, Twinnie-Lee Moore has established herself as a country-pop singer-songwriter. She released her self-titled debut EP \”Twinnie\” in 2016 and gained further musical traction with \”Better When I’m Drunk\” (2019) and her debut album \”Hollywood Gypsy\” in 2020. Her musical endeavors led her to move to Nashville, Tennessee, where she continued to release new music, including the EPs \”Welcome to the Club\” (2022), \”Blue Hour (After Dark)\” (2023), \”Blue Christmas\” (2023), and \”Blue Hour (Before the Dawn)\” (2024), culminating in her album \”Something We Used to Say\” in 2024. She has also contributed as a songwriter for artists like Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, and The Shires, showcasing her multifaceted talent in the music industry. Her ambition includes being the first British female to achieve an American country number one.
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