Vicki Power is a freelance writer who has contributed to various publications including The Telegraph, Tempus Magazine, MailOnline, and The Scotsman. With a diverse range of topics, Vicki's articles cover everything from celebrity interviews and travel guides to true crime stories and entertainment reviews.
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