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- Who is Martel Maxwell? Meet the new Homes Under the Hammer presenter
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She was previously one of the presenters of a short-lived BBC Three consumer affairs programme called Don't Get Screwed and BBC Scotland magazine show On the Road. Along with his media career, the 54-year-old has always had an interest in houses and started developing property in the early 1990s. A presenter and local estate agent provide a valuation of the property, followed by the actual auction and sale price. The buyers discuss potential improvements to the purchased property, with an estimated budget. Following this format for each property, the show returns to show the refurbishments carried out.
Aside from the chimney issue, the property only needed a bit of TLC due to being in good condition, but despite Lee giving himself a three-month timeline for works to be completed and a budget of £12,000, the reality was much different. Coronation StreetITV Coronation Street star Alan Halsall shares odd fact about kissing Jennie McAlpineAlan has played Tyrone Dobbs in the soap since 1998. Linking back to her love of fashion, she also produced and presented BET Style where she customised and updated clothes as well as an eight-part series on UKTV's LoveHome.
Who is Martel Maxwell? Meet the new Homes Under the Hammer presenter
Well, if you like your daytime TV, you might recognise Jacqui from appearances on the all major shows including GMTV, Daybreak, Lorraine, This Morning as a guest. Enter Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph that bring the total presenting team up to five snooping around transformations of terraces, bungalows, houses and building plots. The show has been presented by various faces over the years, but here are the figures currently presenting the daytime show... He also considers himself a DIY enthusiast and has said he is ready to bring "experience" to the team. Roberts currently presents a radio show in which he investigates the living arrangements of famous footballers. Bosses announced huge changes at the beginning of the year, bringing in two new hosts to mix things up.
"Property and interior design are real passions of mine, so I am really looking forward to meeting buyers and hearing their plans as well as joining what is a fantastic team of presenters." Years active1984–presentTelevisionHomes Under the HammerSpouseKirsty RobertsChildren2Martin Leyland Roberts is an English television presenter, property expert, investor, entrepreneur and author. He presents the BBC One property auction series Homes Under the Hammer with co-presenters Martel Maxwell and Dion Dublin, although his co-presenter for many years was Lucy Alexander. He also hosts the Talkradio show "Home Rule with Martin Roberts", where he chats about property. Martin Roberts is a television presenter, property expert, investor, entrepreneur and author.
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Whether these are behind-the-scenes snaps or pictures with other presenters, you can follow what she’s up to from her Instagram and Twitter pages. Jacquie is an active social media user and she often takes to her profiles to share posts. Homes Under the Hammer is one of most-loved renovation programmes on the telly which has been running since 2003 with the likes of regular hosts Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell.
BBC One's Morning Live aired on Thursday November 19, revealing the new presenters set to join Homes Under the Hammer. The new faces joining BBC One show Homes Under the Hammer have today been revealed by Morning Live. The presenter, who is a new addition to the Homes Under The Hammer line-up, also owns his own DIY brand that is currently sold in Poundland shops across the UK. In 2015, he became the beneficiary of a BBC Diversity Creative Talent Fund grant for training up promising future TV presenters and began presenting Homes Under the Hammer that year. The pair joined Kym Marsh and Gethin Jones on BBC One’s Morning Live to break the news.
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Jacqui has vast experience when it comes to both presenting and producing television, working on a number of British daytime television shows over the course of many years. Walsh is best known for appearing on Ground Force between 1997 to 2005 while Joseph has been a presenter on Money For Nothing. The pair are currently filming for the upcoming series of the BBC One property renovation show, which began in 2003, and will make their screen debuts early next year. Both of the new presenters have extensive design and building experience, both on-screen and off-screen. Prior to the change, the three presenters for the auction series were Dion Dublin, Martel Maxwell and Martin Roberts.
As well as this, she has worked on a host of different daytime shows, including This Morning, Lorraine, GMTV and Daybreak. Away from television, Martin Roberts is also an established children’s book author and runs The MartinRoberts Foundation, a charity which supports carefully selected educational and wellbeing initiatives for children and young people. His latest project will see him distribute special teaching copies of his book Sadsville to every primary school in the UK and 4,000 public libraries alongside teaching resources designed to help improve children’s resilience and mental wellbeing. The news that she'd be joining the show was revealed on Thursday November 19th on Morning Live with Kym Marsh and Gethin Jones.
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Currently hosted by Martin, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell, the BBC are giving the popular property show an update for 2021 as Jacqui Joseph and Tommy Walsh have been confirmed as the new presenters. A property developer realised he’d missed a potential major structural issue in the house he’d just bought, when Homes Under The Hammer presenter Tommy Walsh spotted a chimney breast that had been removed on the ground floor. "So with my fashion background and my love of colour, textiles, trimmings and trends, it wasn’t long before I was drawn to interior design and interior craft, which I adore." Scottish native Martell Maxwell is a journalist, author, radio and TV presenter with a degree in Law from Edinburgh University and a stellar career in newspapers under her belt. She was previously the producer and presenter on the 15-part makeover series, Room 2 B You on Discovery Home, and shared how-to guides on UKTV, giving viewers clever storage ideas and showing them how to refresh things in their own homes. She has also reported on various daytime shows, including The One Show and ITV's Lorraine.
The BBC series has opted in for a change at the start of 2021 by having not three but five hosts on the show. Filiz is a film and TV journalist with a flair for everything related to showbiz and reality TV. With a Masters degree in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University, she has specialised in finding the latest trending story to keeping up to date with new releases for a creative feature.
A local estate agent valued the property at £95,000, giving Lee a pre-tax profit of £25,000. The series has been running since May 2003, and is currently presented by Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell. Jacqui appeared via video link, saying she couldn't wait to get started and she was "the nosy one" out of the two of them. Walsh, is a TV personality, presenter and celebrity builder best known for his DIY Television shows such as Ground Force and Challenge Tommy Walsh.
Jacqui Joseph and Tommy Walsh are joining the Homes Under The Hammer presenting team. Homes Under The Hammer is on BBC 1 every weekday usually from 10am, but currently from 11.15am, with selected episodes also on BBC iPlayer. When she got to her location to do a recce of the property, she found the lift wasn't working so an unplanned trek up four floors began the property tour but nothing can stop the enthusiasm of Homes Under The Hammer's newest presenter. The presenter, who is a new addition to the Homes Under The Hammer line-up, also owns his own DIY brand that is currently sold inPoundlandshops across the UK. Jacqui's mother is a decorator and seamstress, and she has inherited a love for deisgn.
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