Former 'What Not To Wear' star and beauty entrepreneur Trinny Woodall has made a big financial commitment to look after her ...

TV presenter Trinny Woodall has taken some money out of her business to make sure her daughter, Lyla Elichaoff, 21, would not be left homeless if she passed away ...

The entrepreneur 60, who made her debut on BBC's Dragon's Den this week, founded her beloved brand Trinny London from her own kitchen back in 2017. Now a multi-million-pound cosmetics empire ...

Trinny Woodall made an appearance as a guest dragon on Dragons' Den on Thursday night. The former What Not to Wear presenter rose to fame as a columnist but is now the founder of a multi-million-pound ...

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However, the beauty mogul doesn’t shy away from talking about her bumpy road to success. Woodall came to fame in the Noughties as part of the makeover duo Trinny and Susannah. Their Ready to Wear ...

Now frank-talking Trinny Woodall is set to share her business brain with new-starters who want to follow in her lucrative footsteps as a guest dragon on Dragons' Den. She first burst onto the ...

Laura Harnett, who is the founder of Seep, managed to convince guest judge Trinny Woodall to make her first and only ...

Trinny Woodall is the latest guest judge on Dragon’s Den (Picture: BBC/Simon Pantling) Trinny Woodall is a guest dragon on tonight’s Dragon’s Den, but how did she amass her fortune?

Founder Laura Harnett secured £50k in return for a 4% stake from Deborah Meaden and Woodall in the latest edition of the BBC ...

ON January 30, 2025, the Dragons Den investors will be joined by Trinny London founder Trinny Woodall.  They will be looking ...

Dragons' Den entrepreneur Laura Harnett got a £50,000 investment from celebrity dragon Trinny Woodall and Deborah Meaden Her eco-cleaning brand Seep offers more sustainable alternatives to everyday ...