Trivia

Is related to the late British comedian Benny Hill; Hill's cousin was her grandfather.

Has 2 daughters with her husband Nick Candy - Luka Violet Toni Candy (b. November 2013) and Nova Skye Coco Candy (b. September 2017).

Appeared nude in her music video "Kiss Kiss". She said that the nude scenes were not originally planned, but the director thought of it on the day. She wore flesh colored underwear and had tape on her breasts to appear nude.

Her debut single "Kiss Kiss" is actually belongs to the popular Turkish pop singer Tarkan. The name of the song as his version is "Simarik" (spoiled).

Her ethnicity is Montenegrin Serb (father's side) and English and Spanish (mother's side).

Mother, Rachel, born in England worked as a model, separated from father (Ryko) who is also a fashion model and now lives in Brisbane. Has a sister named Coco and a half-sister named Olympia Valance.

Her debut single "Kiss Kiss" (from her debut album "Footprints") debuted #1 on the Official UK and Australian (ARIA) Singles Charts, beating out fellow Aussie Kylie Minogue (2002).

Father is Serbian musician Rajko "Ryko" Vukadinovic.

She holds the citizenship of Australia and the UK.

Hobbies include watching films (especially films with British actors), kickboxing, cars, and swimming.

Ended relationship with Alex O'Loughlin in February 2009.

Ranked #80 in the 2011 FHM (Australia) list of the "100 Sexiest Women in the World".

Claims that she had shown her music video "Kiss Kiss" to her parents and her grandmother. She was very nervous about showing it to them, but they all loved it.

Holly has modelled alongside Naomi Campbell at a Melbourne Fashion Show.

Favourite film is Sexy Beast (2000).

Was at one point rumored to replace Kylie Minogue as Cammy White in the planned but canceled Street Fighter : L'Ultime Combat (1994) sequel.

Her second single 'Down Boy' entered the UK music charts at position 2.

Her third single 'Naughty Girl' (from her debut album 'Footprints') debuted and peaked on the Official Australian (ARIA) Singles Chart at #3 (2003) and on the Official UK Singles Chart at #17 (2002).

Considered attaching herself to the UK-set sports-day comedy screenplay "Running Out of Time" by Robin Morningstar but ultimately decided to pass on the idea to pursue USA-based work.

Voted #69 in the 2005 Ask Men list of the top 99 "most desirable women".

Her fourth single 'State Of Mind' (the first from her sophomore album 'State Of Mind') debuted and peaked on the Official UK Singles Chart at #8, and on the Official Australian (ARIA) Singles Chart at #14 (2003).

Living in Los Angeles to pursue a film career and record a third album. (March 2004)

Her second single 'Down Boy' (from her debut album 'Footprints') debuted and peaked on the Official UK Singles Chart at #2, also debuting on the Official Australian (ARIA) Singles Chart at #4 and peaking at #3 (2002).