Jacqueline Wilson Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Dress Size, Contact Details, Spouse(Husband), Bio & More

Jacqueline Wilson

Writers (Novelist)

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Jacqueline Aitken, Dame Jacqueline Wilson

BIRTHDAY

December 17, 1945

BORN ON DAY

Monday

NEXT BIRTHDAY ON

Wednesday

BIRTHPLACE

Bath, Somerset, England

AGE

79 Years 1 Months 5 Days

NATIONALITY

British

PROFESSION

Writers (Novelist)

ZODIAC

SAGITTARIUS

Physical Stats

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Jacqueline Wilson Family Members

Parents

MOTHER

Margaret Aitken

FATHER

Harry Aitken

CHILDHOOD IMAGE

Jacqueline Wilson Marriage, Affairs and Children

AFFAIR

Millar Wilson

SPOUSE

Millar Wilson (1965-2004)

Child(ren) of Jacqueline Wilson and Millar Wilson

Emma Wilson ( 1967) (Daughter) (Writer)

Fame & Address

SIGNATURE

DEBUT

FAMOUS FROM/AS

The Story of Tracy Beaker (Book 1991), Dustbin Baby (Book 2001), Hetty Feather (Book 2009)

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Official Website

www.jacquelinewilson.co.uk

Education, Net Worth & More

SCHOOLING FROM

Coombe Girls' School

More Information

Career of Jacqueline Wilson

She was interested in writing since she was a child and wrote her first book when she was just nine years old. Her first novel was published in 1969. Some of her other popular novels are Cookie, Candyfloss, Double Act, Hetty Feather, and The Story of Tracy Beaker. She gained immense popularity with her book "The Story of Tracy Beaker."

Some Lesser Known Facts About Jacqueline Wilson

Does Jacqueline Wilson takes alcohol? NA.
Is Jacqueline Wilson in the habit of Smoking? NA.
She worked as a secretary before joining DC Thomson to work on a girls' magazine, Jackie.
Jacqueline was honored as an OBE for her services to literacy in schools in June 2002.
She revealed that she is bi-sexual and is living with her partner Trish for 18 years in April 2020.
The author suffered from multiple health problems including heart failure followed by an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator. She also underwent a kidney transplant when she needed renal dialysis.
Though she is popular for children's books she also wrote crime fiction novels in her early career.
You will be proud to know that four of her books which are Girls in Love, Double Act, Vicky Angel, and The Story of Tracy Beaker was included in the 100 most popular books all over the United Kingdom by BBC in 2003
Some of her work including "Four Children and It" alongside "My Mum Tracy Beaker" was adapted for films and television series.