Camilla Henemark


Camilla Maria Henemark, also known as La Camilla, is a Swedish singer, actress, political spokesperson, and former fashion model.
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Biography

Henemark was born in Stockholm, to a Nigerian father and a Swedish mother. She started her modelling career in her teens and later had her own modeling agency. Henemark started her career in music in 1985 by joining Alexander Bard in his Barbie project as Katanga. That project morphed into the group Army of Lovers, and soon Henemark, using the stage name "La Camilla", became the face of the group. After two albums with the group, she left and began a solo career. She released several singles that failed to achieve commercial success, and recorded at least one album that was never released. Henemark then rejoined Army of Lovers in 1995 for their Les Greatest Hits album, in 2000 for their Le Grand Docu-Soap and in 2013 reunion album Big Battle of Egos, working with them on some of their most recent recordings until being fired and replaced by another former female member, Dominika Peczynski.
Besides music, Henemark has had an active career in TV and movies, and is an active supporter of the Swedish Social Democratic Party. She is currently single but was married to film director Anders Skog, and had a long-term relationship with pop star and music video director Stakka Bo. She likes ice hockey and soccer, and is known for her liberal views on sex, gay rights, and life.
On 3 November 2010 the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet published excerpts from a book about the Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf, Den motvillige monarken, claiming that he had a year-long love affair with Henemark in the late 1990s.
She has been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Asperger syndrome.

Discography

See also Army of Lovers discography.

Acting credits

Film

  • 1997 Eva & Adam – Cameo
  • 1998 Teater
  • 2000 Sex, lögner & videovåld – Herself
  • 2000 Once in a Lifetime – Cameo
  • 2001 Jarrett – Chairman at EU Summit

Theatre

  • 1995 Fyra Friares Fiaskon
  • 2001 ''White Christmas''

TV

Music videos