| Who is it? | Former Miss UK, Wife of Ernesto Bertarelli |
| Birth Day | June 30, 1971 |
| Birth Place | Staffordshire, England, British |
| Age | 52 YEARS OLD |
| Birth Sign | Cancer |
| Residence | Switzerland |
| Occupation | Song writer Singer |
| Known for | Miss UK, 1988 "Black Coffee" (All Saints song) |
| Spouse(s) | Ernesto Bertarelli (m. 2000) |
| Children | 3 |
| Website | Kirsty Bertarelli's music website |
Kirsty Bertarelli's net worth is estimated to reach a staggering $9 billion by 2024. Best known as the Former Miss UK and the wife of Ernesto Bertarelli, a Swiss-Italian billionaire and successful businessman, Kirsty has made a name for herself as a philanthropist and songwriter as well. Her incredible wealth can be attributed to her involvement in various business ventures, including investments in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. Kirsty's success and dedication to various charitable causes have made her a prominent figure in British society. Alongside her husband, she has actively supported initiatives focusing on environmental conservation and healthcare. With her remarkable net worth, Kirsty Bertarelli continues to make an impact both in the business world and through her philanthropic efforts.
She was crowned Miss UK in 1988, giving her the right to compete in the 1988 Miss World pageant where she placed 2nd runner-up. After moving to London, she began to write music professionally and was signed on to Warner Records.
In 2000, she co-wrote "Black Coffee". The song was recorded by All Saints and became a worldwide hit. It was number one in the UK chart, reached the Top 10 in seven other countries and featured in various international charts for 20 weeks.
Universal Music liked the songs and decided to sign her. The first single, "Don’t Say", was released digitally through online stores on 9 December 2009. Her debut album Elusive was published on 15 January 2010, entering the Swiss charts in the 20th position.
Throughout 2010, Bertarelli published two more singles in Switzerland ("Elusive" and "More Than Anything"). She also had several live performances, including the Montreux Jazz Festival and opening acts for Simply Red in Edinburgh and Zürich.
2011 also saw the release of her single "Set Your Body Free" which included remixes from Loverush UK!, Jason van Wyk, Full Intention and Nova.
In February 2012, her acoustic album Green was released digitally on iTunes worldwide. Continuing her support for the WWF, proceeds from the album are being donated to the WWF.
Born in the United Kingdom, Kirsty spent her childhood in Stone in Staffordshire. Her family owns one of the world’s major manufacturers of ceramic products, Churchill China.
