12 Facts About Victoria Knowles

In January 2022, Knowles was diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer.

Victoria Knowles's treatment consisted of 16 rounds of chemotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy.

Victoria Knowles didn't want her diagnosis to be for nothing, so she set about creating a support website called Breast Cancer Chat, and Wig Bank London; a wig recycling service aimed at offering cancer patients wigs at reduced prices.

Victoria Knowles wrote a memoir called 'It's Breast Cancer - three little words that change your life' charting her cancer journey and what she did to improve her prognosis, which was released in late January 2023.

In June 2014, Victoria Knowles self-published an e-book titled The PA, an autobiographical account of her time working as a personal assistant to various high profile personalities in the City of London.

Subsequent to the success of the ebook, The PA, Victoria Knowles was offered a publishing deal to release the book as a paperback with John Blake Publishing, retitled as The PA's Story, it went on sale in the United Kingdom on 4 June 2015.

In July 2019, Victoria Knowles completed the screenplay for the film adaptation of The PA.

In 2009, Victoria Knowles founded the social networking site, Friday Night Sucks, which was aimed at people that were new to London.

The inspiration for the site came when Victoria Knowles first moved to London and struggled to make new friends and fill her free time.

Victoria Knowles, a trained actress and graduate of the Guildford School of Acting in Surrey, has appeared in several British soap operas including Brookside, Hollyoaks and Coronation Street, as well as on stage.

In 2008, Victoria Knowles co-wrote, starred in and produced the online mockumentary series, Bev Allen, Life Coach, with her partner, Edward Victoria Knowles.

Victoria Knowles released her debut EP, This is Rees, under the name of Rees in 2012 and has appeared as a lead vocalist with the band Real Experts.