Walford Families
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With dress sense louder than a speed garage night at R&R, and a mouth to match, you know when Kim Fox has entered the building...
| Fact title | Fact data |
|---|---|
| First appearance: | 24th November 2009 |
| Address: | 18-20 Albert Square (Kim's Palace) |
| Occupation: | B&B co-owner/manager; Minute Mart co-owner/manager |
Appearance is important, but Kim's not concerned about labels - it's 'upkeep on the cheap' for her. This is a woman who is FEARLESS when it comes to fashion. She can rock a lizard skin leatherette suit on a Monday morning in Bridge Street Market, like no other woman in Walford.
I got something in the back. It's imported!Kim Fox
No party is complete without K-Fox. But though she might look like a long in the tooth ghetto princess, scratch beneath the surface and you will find that she's smarter than she seems, with a big heart too.
When it comes to love, Kim talks the talk, but it hasn't exactly rained men in spite of her tireless efforts. In fact, Kim seemed more comfortable frightening men away with her over-the-top chat-up technique, than actually accepting that someone could be serious about her... until Ray came along. But, after a cheeky snog with Kim's sister Denise, Ray decided to call time on ther relationship, leaving Kim broken hearted. Now the only man in her life is Patrick, who she agreed to take care of with sister Denise after he had a fall... although in typical Kim style, it's Denise footing the majority of the responsibility!
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