Kim Frickleton is a television presenter, actress and newsreader who grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. She made her professional debut at the young age of 12 when she was cast as the lead presenter on the hugely successful M-Net Channel called K-T.V. which was presented by kids for kids. The channel was extremely popular all over Africa and Kim traveled the world with K-T.V. interviewing celebrities and royals. One of her most talked about interviews was with President Nelson Mandela after his release from prison on February 11th, 1990. The interview was unique as it was the first time a child had interviewed the iconic man and saw Kim winning many awards for excellence in television. Kim and her television crew were asked to join Nelson Mandela on his European tour after his long imprisonment. She covered it all for a documentary for M-Net. Numerous TV specials followed and due to the enormous amount of exposure she received, Kim became a household name appearing in and on the cover of endless publications. Kim later moved to London where she was offered a lucrative contract by ITV for a television show called Terror Towers. She also joined SKY hosting an exclusive travel show featuring exotic hotels, private islands, yachts and locations around the world.
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Kim Frickleton is a television presenter, actress and newsreader who grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. She made her professional debut at the young age of 12 when she was cast as the lead presenter on the hugely successful M-Net Channel called K-T.V. which was presented by kids for kids. The channel was extremely popular all over Africa and Kim traveled the world with K-T.V. interviewing celebrities and royals. One of her most talked about interviews was with President Nelson Mandela after his release from prison on February 11th, 1990. The interview was unique as it was the first time a child had interviewed the iconic man and saw Kim winning many awards for excellence in television. Kim and her television crew were asked to join Nelson Mandela on his European tour after his long imprisonment. She covered it all for a documentary for M-Net. Numerous TV specials followed and due to the enormous amount of exposure she received, Kim became a household name appearing in and on the cover of endless publications. Kim later moved to London where she was offered a lucrative contract by ITV for a television show called Terror Towers. She also joined SKY hosting an exclusive travel show featuring exotic hotels, private islands, yachts and locations around the world.
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Kim Frickleton is a television presenter, actress and newsreader who grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. She made her professional debut at the young age of 12 when she was cast as the lead presenter on the hugely successful M-Net Channel called K
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Kim Frickleton is a television presenter, actress and newsreader who grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. She made her professional debut at the young age of 12 when she was cast as the lead presenter on the hugely successful M-Net Channel called K-T.V. which was presented by kids for kids. The channel was extremely popular all over Africa and Kim traveled the world with K-T.V. interviewing celebrities and royals. One of her most talked about interviews was with President Nelson Mandela after his release from prison on February 11th, 1990. The interview was unique as it was the first time a child had interviewed the iconic man and saw Kim winning many awards for excellence in television. Kim and her television crew were asked to join Nelson Mandela on his European tour after his long imprisonment. She covered it all for a documentary for M-Net. Numerous TV specials followed and due to the enormous amount of exposure she received, Kim became a household name appearing in and on the cover of endless publications. Kim later moved to London where she was offered a lucrative contract by ITV for a television show called Terror Towers. She also joined SKY hosting an exclusive travel show featuring exotic hotels, private islands, yachts and locations around the world.
