Emma Fletcher

Emma Jane Fletcher was born in London, England. Her ancestry is Russian. She was raised by her maternal grandparents and occasionally found herself in the care of her baby-sitter, the popular Irish singer Dana. Her birth mother was a model for Christian Dior, whilst her father was a member of the band The Gobbledegooks. The band found success in the 60's with a number of chart hits and toured as support act to legendary soul singer Dusty Springfield and also to The Rolling Stones at The Royal Albert Hall. Born into a show-business dynasty (her cousins are the late actor Warren Mitchell "Till Death do us Part" and "In Sickness and in Health" and the late writer Ronald Wolfe, "On the Buses" and "The Rag Trade". Her uncle Martin Drew, was the drummer in Ronnie Scott's quintet and her great-uncle married legend Josephine Baker. Her cousins are Penny Lent, network executive and producer at London Weekend Television (LWT) and LBC deejay and entrepreneur Richard Jacobs. Her late uncle Mitch