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	'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.		[[File:Rhona Cameron.jpg\|thumb\|Rhona Cameron]]'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.

	In 2000 she starred in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with her former partner, Linda Gibson.		In 2000 she starred in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with her former partner, Linda Gibson.
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	'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.		'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.
	~~http://www.lgbthistoryuk.org/wiki/index.php?title=Rhona_Cameron&action=edit~~
	In 2000 she starred in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with her former partner, Linda Gibson.		In 2000 she starred in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with her former partner, Linda Gibson.

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	'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.		'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.
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	She wrote the book ''Nineteen Seventy-Nine: A Big Year in a Small Town'', about growing up as a lesbian in the small fishing town of [[Musselburgh]], [[East Lothian]]. Her debut novel ''The Naked Drinking Club'' was published by Ebury Press in 2007.		She wrote the book ''Nineteen Seventy-Nine: A Big Year in a Small Town'', about growing up as a lesbian in the small fishing town of [[Musselburgh]], [[East Lothian]]. Her debut novel ''The Naked Drinking Club'' was published by Ebury Press in 2007.

			She was ranked number 19 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].

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	She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>		She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>

	She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]] appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.		She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]], appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.

	She wrote the book ''Nineteen Seventy-Nine: A Big Year in a Small Town'', about growing up as a lesbian in the small fishing town of [[Musselburgh]], [[East Lothian]]. Her debut novel ''The Naked Drinking Club'' was published by Ebury Press in 2007.		She wrote the book ''Nineteen Seventy-Nine: A Big Year in a Small Town'', about growing up as a lesbian in the small fishing town of [[Musselburgh]], [[East Lothian]]. Her debut novel ''The Naked Drinking Club'' was published by Ebury Press in 2007.

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	'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer		'''Rhona Cameron''' (born [[Dundee]], 1965) is a Scottish comedian and writer.

	In 2000 she ~~starrd~~ in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with ~~ther~~ former partner, Linda Gibson.		In 2000 she starred in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with her former partner, Linda Gibson.

	She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>		She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>

	She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]] appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.		She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]] appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.

			She wrote the book ''Nineteen Seventy-Nine: A Big Year in a Small Town'', about growing up as a lesbian in the small fishing town of [[Musselburgh]], [[East Lothian]]. Her debut novel ''The Naked Drinking Club'' was published by Ebury Press in 2007.

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	In 2000 she starrd in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with ther former partner, Linda Gibson.		In 2000 she starrd in ''Rhona'', a sitcom which she co-wrote with ther former partner, Linda Gibson.

	She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However~~, while her statement increased the number of people aware of their sexuality,~~ their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>		She was a contestant in the first series of ''I'm a celebrity... Get me out of here!''. She is sometimes accused of having outed [[Sue Perkins]] as her past partner while on the show.<ref>http://guardian.co.uk/music/2003/nov/07/gayrights.popandrock Jenny White, "The lesbian stars changing the face of showbiz", ''The Guardian'' 7 November 2003 </ref> However their relationship had not previously been hidden and they had appeared content to be photographed as a couple by the press some months earlier.<ref>http://www.wireimage.co.uk/celebrity-pictures/Comediennes-Rhona-Cameron-and-Sue-Perkins-attend-the-aftershow-party/2078306?cc=GBR&language=en-GB Gareth Davies, "Rhona Cameron And Sue Perkins At Party" 1 March 2002 ''Getty Images''</ref>

	She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]] appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.		She and her current partner, schoolteacher [[Suran Dickson]] appeared together in the ''Celebrity Wife Swap'' in 2009.