Gabby Logan Biography
Gabby Logan is a Welsh television and radio presenter and former rhythmic gymnast, hosted Final Score on BBC Sport from 2009 to 2013. She has also hosted live sporting events like Superstars and the London Marathon. Since 2013, she has co-hosted Sports Personality of the Year and presented the second season of The Edge.
How old is Gabby Logan? – Age
She is 50 years old as of 24 April 2023. She was born in 1973 in Leeds, United Kingdom. Her real name is Gabrielle Nicole Logan.
Gabby Logan Family – Education
Her father played for several British teams as well as the Vancouver Whitecaps in Canada, so the family relocated frequently. She went to Cardinal Heenan High School and Notre Dame Sixth Form College in Leeds. Her mother went out of a “sense of duty”.She was at Valley Parade with her brother and siblings on May 11, 1985, when the Bradford City stadium caught fire.
Logan’s 15-year-old brother Daniel died in 1992 as a result of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Logan has actively supported the Daniel Yorath Appeal, which raises cash to treat and detect the illness. Jordan Yorath, born in 1986, her brother, played football for England Universities in 2008, as well as Sheffield Wednesday, Halifax Town, and Wakefield FC. Logan’s sister, Louise, born in 1974, performed in Cirque du Soleil’s Zumanity act.
Gabby Logan Husband
Logan married former Scottish international rugby union player Kenny Logan on July 19, 2001. She stated that meeting her husband motivated her to resume regular exercise. The pair lives in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.
Gabby Logan Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth £ 4million.
Gabby Logan ITV
Logan’s career gained traction when she fronted On the Ball. Logan was one of the few female sports presenters to make the move to terrestrial television. After ITV lost its terrestrial rights to the Premier League, she hosted its UEFA Champions League coverage, which included the 2005 and 2006 finals between A.C. Milan and Liverpool, and Arsenal and Barcelona, respectively. Logan left ITV for BBC Sport in December 2006. In 2003, she covered the Rugby World Cup. Logan also hosted the show Britain’s Brilliant Prodigies, which featured a young Jessie J.
Logan took over for Melanie Sykes on July 6, 2004, when she left on maternity leave halfway through the third season of the game program The Vault. She co-hosted the celebrity diving show Splash! on ITV with Vernon Kay and Olympic diver Tom Daley from 2013 to 2014. Logan returned to ITV in 2015 for the reality show Flockstars, which she later described as her “biggest disappointment”.
Gabby Logan BBC Career
Logan began introducing for BBC Game on 27 January 2007, introducing inclusion of the FA Cup fourth round tie between Luton Town and Blackburn Wanderers. She proceeds to routinely present and report on live football for the BBC and Logan likewise assigns for Gary Lineker on Match of the Day. Logan facilitated Last Score from 2009 until 2013. She detailed from the Britain Camp for the 2010 World Cup, Euro 2012 and World Cup 2014 while likewise being a pitchside columnist at Britain matches.
In 2008 Logan supplanted Craig Doyle as host of the BBC’s Six Countries Title inclusion. She had recently provided details regarding the 2003 Rugby World Cup for ITV.
Logan turned into the primary host of games for BBC Game. She has facilitated live inclusion of the World Sports Titles in 2013, and the European Sports Titles and Ward Games in 2014. She has additionally facilitated the yearly IAAF Jewel Association contest.
Logan has facilitated BBC Olympic Games inclusion at Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2021. She has additionally facilitated live inclusion of other games like the 2013 Aquatics Big showdowns
Starting around 2009, Logan has been a continuous substitute moderator on The One Show on BBC One. Logan expressed that she was once condemned by a BBC chief for wearing “too provocative boots”.
In August 2013, Logan started facilitating the BBC One series I Love My Nation, highlighting group commanders Micky Flanagan and Plain Skinner on Saturday nights. In October 2013, the program was cut out because of to a great extent regrettable press surveys and unfortunate review figures.
In September 2013, that’s what the BBC declared, starting around 2013, Logan would supplant Sue Barker as one of the moderators for the yearly BBC Sports Character of the Year. In Walk 2015, Logan facilitated How about we Play Darts for Lighthearted element for BBC Two. The show returned briefly series in February 2016.
She introduced live inclusion of the 2015 London Long distance race, broadcast on BBC One on 26 April, the 2016 London Long distance race on 24 April and the 2017 London Long distance race on 23 April. In August 2015, she was the principal moderator for BBC’s inclusion of the IAAF Big showdowns in Sports from Beijing. Logan introduced the second series of the BBC game show The Edge in 2015. She supplanted Imprint Benton who facilitated series 1.
In 2016, Logan was important for the introducing group for The Invictus Games on BBC One. She was likewise a piece of the media group during the BBC’s inclusion of the 2016 UEFA European Title in France. In 2017 she facilitated the BBC IAAF inclusion in London. In 2022 Logan facilitated inclusion of the Ladies’ Six Countries Title.