Neighbours actress Holly Valance makes shock political move - after she became a breakout...

Holly Valance, a former cast member of the TV show Neighbours, has taken a significant step in her political career by organizing a grand event to raise funds for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. The fundraiser was successful in generating $2 million in donations for the Republican candidate's White House bid.

At 41 years old, the Australian actress has transformed her public persona into that of a conservative iconoclast. In a recent television interview, she heavily criticized Greta Thunberg, referring to her as a "devilish little monster," and expressed her belief that Australia has become too politically correct and sensitive.

Valance and her spouse, wealthy real estate mogul Nick Candy, organized a gathering at their home in Chelsea, London. Among the estimated 100 attendees were Donald Trump Jr. and his wife Kimberley Guilfoyle, who is a host on Fox News, as well as Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform UK party.

Upon arriving at the Holly party, Farage expressed his certainty that the event would be an absolute blast. Attendees had paid prices ranging from $US10,000 to $100,000 ($AUD15,000 to $150,000) for their tickets.

This week in London, Holly Vallance was the host of an event that was arranged by the ambassador of Trump to Spain.

In this photo, we can see Holly Vallance greeting Donald Trump Jr and his wife Kimberley Guilfoyle during the occasion.

The media in Britain observed that Valance's charity event seemed to be competing silently with another fundraiser for the Biden campaign, which was held by Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue, in a different location.

The attendees were informed of the venue only an hour before the commencement of the event.

Donald Trump Jr, the son of the past president, was seen next to companions in the proximity of the residence as he departed post-dusk.

A woman from the area reportedly shouted 'support Biden!' while standing on a rooftop close by.

The event was anticipated to have around 100 attendees, with a few American Republicans in attendance - a few of them held roles in Trump's White House from 2017 to 2021.

The invitation for the fundraiser specifies multiple categories that attendees can donate within, including 'host committee' (which requires a couple to donate $100,000) and 'dinner' (which requires a donation of $50,000). Simply attending the event carries a price tag of $10,000, while a photo opportunity with the hosts will set you back $25,000.

According to BBC, Greg Swenson, who is the chairman of Republican Overseas, said that he would find it unexpected if Trump Sr. did not show up virtually.

The spot was close to the Chelsea Embankment, and a male dressed in formal attire with an umbrella greeted the visitors at the entrance.

According to the website of the property, the location is a central place for leisure and unwinding. It has a wine cellar, a swimming pool, a spa, and even an IMAX cinema.

In the year 2022, Holly Valance and her spouse Nick Candy were seen posing for a photo with Donald Trump and Nigel Farage while they were at Mar-a-Lago.

Valance and her spouse have been linked to Trump and Farage in the media since April 2022. This was when the current head of Reform took a picture with the group after dining at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach.

During March, the Australian celebrity caused a stir by criticizing climate campaigner Thunberg in an interview with podcast presenter Christopher Hope. The star expressed confusion as to why Thunberg has been put on an elevated pedestal as a spokesperson for climate change, referring to her as an evil little demon and high priestess of the climatism movement.

She stated that all the children are returning home experiencing feelings of depression and anxiety.

What's the point of attending your music class or making an effort to complete your assignments or even waking up from your bed if you strongly believe the future of humanity is doomed and there's no hope left?

The woman who has given birth to two children has stated that she has no plans of returning to her native Australia. She expressed disappointment with the country's "woke" ideology.

"The Australia of my childhood was amazing. We had a lot of fun and didn't seem to face the issues we do now. However, nowadays, there seems to be an increase in the prevalence of woke ideology in Australia," she commented.

Holly talked more about the trend of being "woke" and referred to the topics being discussed in schools. She expressed her opinion that there shouldn't be any connection between sexuality and children.

I believe that one's sexual orientation should not be subject to public scrutiny. My own orientation is not your concern and vice versa. There seems to be no reason to delve into such personal matters.

Valance, who is wedded to a very wealthy real estate developer named Nick Candy, was born in Australia, but thanks to her British mother's nationality, she has acquired British citizenship. Her abode is in both London and the Cotswolds.