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Mothers and daughters who are at war over their wardrobes and their relationship

Makeover series about mothers and daughters who are at war over their wardrobes and their relationship

Hotter Than My Daughter: Series 2

Liz McClarnon

Gill Wilson

Hotter Than My Daughter: Series 2: Episode 3

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Series 2

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London nurse/disco queen Glenys embarrasses her dowdy daughter Nubia.

Makeover series about warring mothers and daughters. Mum Heather and daughter Coral both claim they are hotter than the other, while disco queen Glenys embarrasses daughter Nubia.

Liz McClarnon presents a series about mothers and daughters at war over their wardrobes and their relationship. 

In Fife, Scotland, there is a family known as 'the Beckhams of the Bay.' The Monroe household is a battleground for two divas - mum Heather, 40, and daughter Coral, 15. Both claim that they are hotter than the other, and with dad on the oil rigs for six months of the year it's a fake tan and shopping frenzy for the girls. Coral already has a collection of designer handbags Mrs Beckham would be proud of, and would rather be dead than wear jeans. 

In London, 40-year-old Glenys Springle has a dual personality - mental health nurse by day, disco queen by night. Her gold hotpants and LAPD cop outfit are a constant embarrassment to her 18-year-old daughter Nubia, a science student who dresses like a woman twice her age.

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Makeover series about mothers and daughters who are at war over their wardrobes

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