lot like her own grandmother. Granny often chides Conti for the simplest things Conti has done; for instance, when Conti reveals she has two legs, Granny responds by saying "Oh, two legs? You're spoiling me!" Her main act is to telepathically guess numbers or words, which she always guesses correctly. She also talks about her dead husband, Frank. Granny refers to people with words like "dear", "child" or "my daughter". The original prop was donated to Vent Haven Museum in July 2009, in memory of Ken Campbell, from whom Conti received her, but Conti had a replica made which she continues to use in her acts. Face mask The face mask, rather than an actual puppet with a personality, is a mask that covers the lower half of an audience participant's face and can be manipulated by a hand-piece held by Conti to make it look like the participant is talking. Conti often uses this to put the participant in awkward and embarrassing situations, such as making them say that they want nothing more than to dance in front of the audience, while their body language suggests the opposite. Personal life Conti was in a relationship with the comedian and actor Ken Campbell, from whom she inherited his collection of ventriloquist dummies after he died. She has two sons from her marriage with fellow comedian Andrew "Stan" Stanley, from whom she is separated. References External links 1973 births Living people People educated at King Alfred School, London Alumni of the University of East Anglia English people of Irish descent English people of Italian descent English people of Scottish descent English stand-up comedians English stage actresses English radio actresses English television actresses People from Hampstead Ventriloquists English women comedians Anglo-Scots Royal Shakespeare Company members 20th-century English comedians 21st-century English comedians