Lauren Blake

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Lauren Blake is singer/actress most famous for her role in the TV show Totally Frank and being the lead singer from of Frank.

1 Early Life
2 Totally Frank
3 Frank
4 Future Plans

[edit] Early Life

Lauren was born and raised in Liverpool in 1984. As Lauren got older she started to pursue modeling and joined an R&B Girl Group who she practised with as a teen and in her early twenty's before deciding to become an actress.

[edit] Totally Frank

Lauren additioned for the part of Tasha in a new show called Totally Frank which would show on Channel 4. She got the part and was on the show for its two series. shes fit

[edit] Frank

But the Totally Frank contract came with a recording deal with Polydor as well so Frank started recording their debut album. On July 31 2006 Frank's debut single I'm Not Shy was released just making the charts at a disappointing number 40. Then on August 7 2006 their debut album Devil's Got Your Gold was released charting at 110. Many blame the poor chart positions and sales on Polydor's poor promotion and timing for the band. Frank were dropped from Polydor and split up.