Fiona played matchmaker to Dannii Minogue and AFL footballer Marcus Baldwin, introducing the pair at a dinner last year. In April 2007 it was revealed the romance had taken off.
In the 1990s, Fiona was the lead singer (and songwriter) for the band DEF FX. Her success with the band helped her achieve a broadcasting and publishing career which has seen her write, produce and host on TV shows such as the UK love advice series Sexy Spells, Australia's Beauty And The Beast and the US hit Mad House.
Fiona: (on meeting her biological mother, Erika, for the first time) I was so nervous. The door opened and she said: 'You didn't get my nose, but my poor darling, you got my fine hair'.
Fiona: (on organising to meet her biological mother for the first time) I pretended I was doing a study on the effects of immigration on new Australians post WW11. So first I called Erika (her mother), asked a few questions and got to know about her. I didn't want to barge into her life and shock her. I said I would explain more about what I was doing in a letter.
Fiona: (after Celebrity Survivor) I lost half my hair in a massive dreadlock and had to tear it out. That was the first thing I fixed when I got back to LA.