Deborah Leng

Deborah Jane Leng Burgess (born on April 6th 1963 in Devon, England) is an international model and actress. She graduated in Laucheston College in 1980. She started her modeling career for Laraine Ashton under the artistic name of Debbie Du-Bell in 1982. Deborah Leng represented the UK in the 1986 edition of Supermodel of the World. She created a sensation in 1987 when she became the iconic Cadbury's Flake girl. But she was axed three years later for being "too sexy". Then she appeared on "Indians and Cowboys" (1987) video clip from The Cross, band fronted by Queen drummer Roger Taylor, and they fell in love. She next appeared as the masked lady in Queen: Breakthru (1989) (1988) video clip. She has worked with Laraine Ashton throughout the 80's and 90's. She was the face of Joop, Slix and Lejaby fashion campaigns and starred in TV and film productions and commercials. Debbie and Roger Taylor lived together for 15 years and had three children, drummer Rufus Taylor (born on 8th March 1991) and models Tigerlily Taylor (born on 10th October 1994) and Lola Leng-Taylor (born on 9th April 2000) before splitting around 2004. Deborah Leng returned to her modeling career, singing with leading agency Models1 at 45. On March 2011 Debbie and her friend Fabiola de Freitas launched their own designed clothes Fab Deb Designs. Through her years of involvement in the world of fashion, music and cinema she has become friends with numerous high profile women and has built up a fantastic client base.