Sienna Miller is the most inspiring, say teens
Monday 26 December 2005
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An agonising year for actress Sienna Miller has ended with her being voted the most inspirational celebrity of 2005 in a poll of teenage girls.
The 23-year-old star of Alfie, whose latest role is in the new film Casanova, had a much publicised break-up with her film star partner, Jude Law, after he was caught cheating on her with his children's nanny.
Now the two are said to be back together again - although he is spending the Christmas break with his ex-wife, Sadie Frost, and their three children in Kenya.
During the break-up, Miller continued with her stage role in the West End play As You Like It and was said to have flirted with her ex-partner, Orlando Bloom, and the new James Bond star, Daniel Craig.
The poll, to be published in the teen magazine Sugar on Wednesday, was designed to find the 10 most inspirational women of 2005.
The teenagers' choices appeared to favour women who had battled through adversity during the year.
Third in the list was the former Atomic Kitten singer, Kerry Katona, who had a traumatic break-up with her boyfriend, Dave Cunningham, earlier in the year when he ditched her. She had been seeking solace after her split with her husband, Brian McFadden, the previous year.
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