Carol is very proud of her Scottish heritage and is a great promoter for the City of Glasgow. She still lives in the City with her restaurateur husband Alex Knight whom she married in 1990. They have three children: Christie aged 13, Robbie aged 10 an
Carol is very proud of her Scottish heritage and is a great promoter for the City of Glasgow. She still lives in the City with her restaurateur husband Alex Knight whom she married in 1990. They have three children: Christie aged 13, Robbie aged 10 and Jodie aged 8.All of her children attend Hutchesons Grammar' school. Carol is keen to balance the need for a successful career against the demands of a working Mum. Carol rarely works on a weekend, turning down numerous job offers as she believes it is more important to see her children growing up than be away from home constantly. Carol has been quoted as saying, "She can count on one hand the amount of times she's worked a weekend since she had her first child".
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Carol Is Very Proud Of Her Scottish Heritage And Is A Great Promoter For The City Of Glasgow. She Still Lives In The City With Her Restaurateur Husband Alex Knight Whom She Married In 1990. They Have Three Children: Christie Aged 13, Robbie Aged 10 An
Carol is very proud of her Scottish heritage and is a great promoter for the City of Glasgow. She still lives in the City with her restaurateur husband Alex Knight whom she married read more...
Official Website
Carol launched her own official website http://www.carolsmillie.tv on February 9 2005, The site features a mix of videos and photos of her career to date, together with information read more...
Charity Work
Carol is patron to a number of charities, primarily based upon Children's welfare. One of Carol's main charities is the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS). Carol was read more...
Trustee Status
Carol is Trustee to a number of Glasgow institutions. These include Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, where Carol is on the board as trustee of The Kelvingrove Refurbishment Appeal read more...
Mensa
When Carol was hosting Wheel of Fortune in the early 1990s, she took the Mensa test for high IQs, to prove that Game Show hostesses weren't dumb. She passed with an IQ of 148, and read more...
Television
Presenter
including Summer Holiday, Holiday Swaps, Holiday Heaven and Holiday Favourites
including The National Lottery - Amazing Luck Stories, The National Lottery - read more...
Carol Smillie (surname pronounced "smiley") (born December 23, 1961 in Glasgow) is a highly successful female Scottish television personality, with many programmes to her credit. read more...