Nineties sitcom star, 52, looks like she’s ageing backwards ten years after quitting TV for life out of the spotlight
NINETIES sitcom star Chloe Annett looks like she’s ageing backwards ten years after quitting TV fame for a life out of the spotlight
The 52-year-old is best known for playing Kristine Kochanski in BBC Two’s Red Dwarf.
Chloe replaced Clare Grogan as Kristine for the seventh series in 1997.
She then starred in the eighth series in 1999.
Fans were over the moon when the sci-fi comedy returned to our screens in 2009 for it’s 21st anniversary Red Dwarf: Back to Earth – and Chloe did appear in that.
However when Red Dwarf returned full time in 2012, she wasn’t part of the cast.
The star also didn’t take part in the special in 2020.
After her stint on Red Dwarf, the actress appeared in various other popular TV programmes.
Chloe landed roles in the likes of Kiss Me Kate, The Asylum, Doctors, Casualty, and Leila.
Her most recent was Pat Lang in Holby City back in 2014.
The star hasn’t been seen on our screens since.
However she Chloe regularly appears at Comic Con conventions.
She was pictured at Comic Con Spring at Olympia in London back in February 2022.
Chloe tied the knot to Oasis manager Alex McKinlay in 2000.
The couple share three kids.