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Friday 30 August 2019 4:18 pm

Notting Hill Carnival’s ‘Dancing Granny’ signs underwear deal with Sloggi after video goes viral

By: Emma Tyrrell

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Almost 1m people attended Notting Hill Carnival’s annual carnival last weekend. One of them, Colette Zacca, left with viral fame and an underwear deal with German brand Sloggi. 

Read More: Notting Hill Carnival 2019: Everything you need to know about London’s best parade

The 56-year-old from Stamford Hill has been dubbed “Dancing Granny” online after videos of her dancing amidst the Carnival went viral, amassing more than 500,000 views. 

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Hundreds of carnival goers watched Zacca, dressed in a neon pink body-suit, vibrant blue pants and net tights, strut her stuff at the Rampage Stage after she gained the attention of the MC. 

“I’m not an actual granny because I don’t have any kids, but I quite like it!” Zacca told Stylist. 

Her confident moves caught the attention of German underwear brand Sloggi, which signed her up immediately to take part in the firm’s 40th anniversary celebrations. 

Read More: Metropolitan police arrest 353 people during Notting Hill Carnival

Zacca said: “I’m still in denial this is all happening. After two hip replacements never did I think I’d dance again, let alone be signed by Sloggi.” 

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