I was born on February 26th 1971 in Ulverstone Tasmania.

My parents split up when I was 13 years old, and I spent my teenage years living in a housing
estate in Davenport.
My poor attendance and poor performance at school led me to leave at the end of year 11.
I soon decided to join the Australian army at age 18, unaware that I was a few weeks
pregnant at the time.
I spent 11 years working in the army as a single mother. First in transport and later in the
military police.
While in the army, I met the father of my second child.
I achieved the rank of corporal, but I was charged and demoted for assaulting a male fellow
officer.
In 1997, sustained a back injury which led to a medical discharge.
I battled depression and alcoholism for several years, while living on a disability pension and
struggling with the Department of Veteran Affairs over compensation for my injury.
I became involved in politics, first volunteering for Labour Senator Nick Sherry, and later
joining the Liberal Party and losing the preselection for the federal division of Braddon in
2011.
I left the Liberal Party and sold my house in order to run as an independent. But I soon joined
billionaire Clive Palmers Palmer United Party, to run, successfully, for the Tasmanian senate
in 2013.
In my 2014 maiden Senate speech, I caused controversy by stating that I was aboriginal. A
claim that had been disputed by indigenous elders.
I have continued to court controversy inside and outside federal parliament, expressing
concern about a possible Chinese invasion of Australia, stating my admiration for Russian
leader Vladimir Putin, and calling for a bad on the Islamic burqa.
My first name begins with J
My second name begins with L
My first name is Jacquie.
Who am I?
Jacqui Lambie

I was born on the 25th of April 1599 in Huntingdon.

At the time of my birth, my grandfather was one of the two wealthiest land owners in
Huntingdonshire.
I left Sidney Sussex College in Cambridge in 1617 without taking a degree, immediately after
the death of my father.
I became a member of parliament for Huntingdon in 1628.
My son was called Richard.
Although I didnt have much experience, many said I led a superb force of cavalry.
I rose to the rank of lieutenant general of horse in Manchesters army in 1644.
I convinced the parliament to establish a professional army.
I became army commander and lord lieutenant of Ireland in 1649.
I defeated the supporters of Charles II at Dunbar which effectively ended the civil war.
I ended wars in places such as Portugal and Holland.
In 1658 I was struck by a sudden front of malarial fever.
I died on the 3rd of September 1658 in London.
After the restoration, my body was dug up and hanged.
My first name begins with O
My Last name begins with C
My last name is Cromwell.
Who am I?
Oliver Cromwell

I was born on July 19 1947 in Hampton, Middlesex, England. And raised as

the only child of my parents Harold and Ruth.
I excelled in mathematics and physics in school, and went on to study at
Imperial College London, gaining a BSc with honours in physics and
mathematics.
Meanwhile, I played guitar in a band named after George Orwells book
1984, hand-making a guitar with my father as a teenager.
In 1970, I began working on a PhD in Astrophysics at Imperial College,
studying reflected light from interplanetary dust and the velocity of dust in the
plane of the Solar System.

Meanwhile, my musical interests continued, first having formed the band

Smile in 1968 with fellow 1984 bandmate Tim Staffell, and joined by
drummer Roger Taylor.
Smile disbanded in 1970 as I began my post-graduate studies and I went
on to form one of the most successful hard rock bands of the 1970s and
1980s.
The bands success forced me to abandon my studies in 1974 and
dedicate myself full-time to my musical career.
I composed a string of hits during the 1970s including Tie Your Mother
Down, Fat Bottomed Girls, We Will Rock You, and became renown for
the unique tone made by my home built Red Special guitar.
I was devastated by the loss of friend and lead singer of my band Freddie
Mercury to AIDS. Going on to become involved in charities promoting HIV
and AIDS awareness.
As lead guitarist of rock band Queen, I went on to be awarded Commander
of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
My first name starts with B
My second name starts with M
My first name is Brian.
Who am I?
Brian May

I was born on September 28 1934 in Paris, France to a Roman Catholic

family.
My father, Louis, was an engineer, and my mother, Anne-Marie, enrolled
my sister and I in dancing lessons at an early age.
I focused on ballet and was accepted into the Conservatoire de Paris in
1947.
I also began a modelling career in 1949, appearing at age 15 on the cover
of ELLE magazine.
This brought me into contact with the world of cinema, and I debuted in
the 1952 film, Le Trou Normand (Crazy for Love)
In 1952 I also married Roger Vadim, seven years my senior, before having
an affair with Jean-Louis Trintignant and eventually divorcing Vadim.
I became one of the most iconic French actresses of the 20th century for
my film roles throughout the 1950s and 1960s, becoming world famous
for my part in the 1957 film And God Created Woman, and starring in such
films as Jean Luc Godards Le Mpris and Louis Malle's Viva Maria!
I was the subject of Simone de Beauvoir's 1959 essay, The Lolita
Syndrome, where I was described as the first and most liberated woman of
post-war France.

After a career which included modelling, over 40 film appearances and

recording, I retired in 1973, and eventually became involved in animal
rights activism and vegetarian advocacy.
In 1992 I married by fourth and current husband, Bernard d'Ormale,
former adviser of far right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen
I have since caused significant controversy and faced criminal conviction
for my public comments against homosexuality, Islam and racial mixing.
My first name starts with B
My second name starts with B
My first name is Bridget
Who am I?
Bridget Bardot.

I was born on the 16th of February 1973 in Queensland.

My brothers are called Gavin, Garth and Norman.
I began my career from a very young age.
By my early teens, I had a collection of regional and national titles.
In 1987, I moved onto Kooralbyn International School to be coached professionally by
Romanian Mike Danila.
In 1988, I was awarded a scholarship to an exclusive girls school.
In 1990, I was chosen as a member of Australias 4 x 100 m relay.
I moved to Melbourne in 1990s after the Auckland Commonwealth Games.
1994 was my breakthrough season, when I entered into the worlds elite for the first time.
In 1996, I set my personal bests and Australian records.
I won the 400m at the World Championships in Athens in 1997.
I took a break in 1998 due to an injury.
My retirement was announced in 2003.
Since retiring I have become involved in a range of community and charitable activites.
I am an Ambassador of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation.
I had a long term relationship with Nic Bideau, my manager.
In 2006, I announced my engagement to stockbroker James Murch.
My first name starts with C.
My last name ends in man.
Who am I?
Cathy Freeman