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WITH those statement eyebrows and a look bursting with attitude – there’s no doubt this is Noel Gallagher’s daughter.
But 17-year-old Anaïs Gallagher is determined to make her own way in the world, without relying on her famous name.
She says: “Just because people follow me because of my dad, doesn’t mean I am claiming to be famous in my own right.
“I have never said I’m amazing at anything. I’m purely living my life like any normal teenager.”
But any normal teenager doesn’t count supermodel Kate Moss as a ‘second’ mother, hang out with Brooklyn Beckham and Rocco Ritchie, and – of course – have Liam Gallagher as an uncle.
Signed to a modelling agency since she was 12, the Londoner has now landed her biggest job to date – fronting a new campaign for Reebok Classics.
And its 90s-inspired feel is the perfect fit for Anaïs, whose parents were at the forefront as Britpop took the UK music industry by storm.
Oasis frontman Noel and Anaïs’ mum Meg Matthews were the biggest names on the scene, naming their north London house Supernova Heights, and hosting the wildest parties of the Primrose Hill set.
The couple split when Anaïs was eight and she moved in with her mum, seeing dad Noel, uncle Liam and her halfbrothers Donovan and Sonny regularly.
She was privately educated at the posh Bedales boarding school in Hampshire and her clipped tones couldn’t be further away from Noel’s Mancunian twang.
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In fact, she admits she has to Google northern slang when her family get together as she’s a “totally lost southerner”.
Anaïs was bought a pony when was seven and remains a keen rider. She landed her first TV presenting job on CBBC but dismissed it as “too easy”.
She is now pursuing modelling with an eye on getting into acting too.
Anaïs is currently single, even appealing for a boyfriend last week on Twitter, preferably one who is “6ft, in a band, and is a creative genius”.
But while she previously dated a boyband star – Reece Bibby, who was