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Page 3 girl Susan Shaw dies aged 70 after four-year lung cancer battle

Page 3 girl Susan Shaw dies aged 70 after four-year lung cancer battle

Susan's daughter confirmed the news in a statement.

Susan, who reportedly once turned down singer Sir Rod Stewart, died on Wednesday after a four-year battle with lung cancer.

The model’s daughter, Kim Shaw, confirmed the news in a statement.

In a tribute to her mum, Kim told The Sun: ‘I’m really proud of her and her work. She travelled all over the world and met amazing people.

‘She was also good friends with Linda Lusardi and Samantha Bond.

‘Her friend told me Rod Stewart pursued her and even contacted her agent to ask her out. But she wasn’t interested.’

Susan rose to fame as a page three girl


According to Kim, Susan caught Maggie May singer Sir Rod’s eye in 1970 before he married actress and model Alana Stewart in 1979.

He was then married to model Rachel Hunter from 1990 to 2006 before going on to marry model Penny Lancaster in 2007.

Susan’s daughter Kim confirmed the news in a statement


Kim went on to add that her father, Ian Drury, helped to care for Susan when she was ill.

She said they had ‘stayed friendly’ even though they had split up 20 years ago.

Susan had a successful career in modelling, having started out doing Page Three shoots, and continuing to model until she was in her 50s.
She was even fictionalised in the 2013 film Rush, which starred Chris Hemsworth as James Hunt.

Susan and James were famoulsy photographed together during a photo shoot after he won the World Championship in 1976.

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