Once a regular on Made In Chelsea, Frankie Gaff has reinvented herself as a momfluencer-wellness queen with a seriously enviable glow. She may have stepped away from SW3’s drama in 2018, but she’s been busy building her brand and sharing her picture-perfect life online ever since.
If you’re wondering what she’s up to now, where she came from, and how she gets that signature Chelsea radiance — here’s your ultimate Frankie Gaff lowdown.
How old is Frankie Gaff?
Frankie was born on 16th June, which makes her 30 years old. Gemini energy incoming.
Where is she from?
She hails from Finchampstead in Berkshire — which, fun fact, ranks 31st on The Telegraph’s list of richest UK villages. It’s giving preppy countryside energy with a Chelsea twist.
Where did she go to school?
Only the ultra-posh Bradfield College, where boarding fees come in at a casual £56,000 a year. After studying Business Studies, English, Art Photography and Spanish at A-level, she went on to Bournemouth University to continue with Business Studies. She’s got brains and the Balenciaga.
What does she do now?
Frankie started out folding jeans as a sales assistant at Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch, before interning at Medico Beauty and Flight Logistics. Now? She’s a full-time influencer and content creator, regularly sharing her life as a mum to her adorable three-year-old son Theo, along with wellness tips, healthy meals, and skincare routines that make us question our entire bathroom shelf.
Is she married?
Not quite — but she’s in a long-term relationship with Jamie Dickerson, a businessman, and dad to Theo. The couple seem super solid and very much in their baby-bliss era.
Did she really date Jamie Laing?
Oh, she did. Frankie and Jamie Laing were one of MIC’s messiest couples — flirty nights, dramatic Ibiza breakups, and just a bit too much cheating drama. Frankie famously walked away realising she was thriving on her own, thank you very much.
When was her first kiss?
A wholesome 15! Frankie confessed she was “scared of boys” and even turned to YouTube to learn how to kiss. She said, “It was always really rank — you could see tongues going everywhere!” Honestly, relatable.
What’s the secret to her glow?
Frankie’s skincare routine is practically iconic. She swears by Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream (boujee, but apparently worth every penny), and turns to Egyptian Magic oil when her skin’s feeling dry. Her splurge item? The 111SKIN face mask — £85 for a pack of five. So yes, you may need to pawn your housemate’s air fryer and switch to soda water at the pub if you want the full “Frankie Gaff glow.” Priorities, right?