said she was "unprepared" for these experiences and described her experiences as "unpleasant", but that she developed a good relationship with co-star Christopher Biggins. She would later team up with Biggins on a Celebrity Version of the ITV show Who wants to be a Millionaire?, where they shared a £50,000 prize for their chosen charities. In 2008, she purchased Manor House Wildlife Park, St Florence, near Tenby, Pembrokeshire for £1 million. Her experiences at the zoo have been the subject of a number of television series, including Chaos at the Zoo, Anna's Welsh Zoo and Wild Welsh Zoo. She was charged for health and safety violations in 2012, after a mother and son were injured by a falling tree, but acquitted after her husband admitted that work fell under his remit. In 2015, she set up a charity called 'The Nature Foundation' to transport neglected lionesses from an abandoned zoo in Gyumri to Peak Wildlife Park. She successfully raised £25,000 to transport the animals, but the high-profile nature of the campaign ensured that locals provided adequate facilities for the lionesses in their native Armenia. The funds instead went to breeding facilities for the endangered Sumatran Tiger. As of 2020, she still owns the park. References External links Sunday Morning with Anna Ryder Richardson (BBC Radio Wales) Ryder Richardson bio at UKTV Manor House Wildlife Park Tenby 1964 births Living people People from Swansea British people of Malaysian descent British female models British interior designers British television presenters British women television presenters I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (British TV series) participants