Jennie Bond Biography
Jennie Bond is a television host and journalist from England. Bond was the BBC’s royal correspondent for fourteen years. She was most recently the host of Cash in the Attic and the narrator of Great British Menu.
How old is Jennie Bond? – Age
She is 72 years old as of 19 August 2022. She was born in 1950 in Hitchin, United Kingdom.
Jennie Bond Family – Education
Bond has two older sisters and grew up in Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, where she attended St. Francis’ College, a ladies’ independent school, and the University of Warwick, where she earned a degree in French and European Literature.
Is Jennie Bond still married? – Husband
Bond married James W. Keltz in 1982. They have a daughter who was born in 1990. The couple lives in Devon’s East Prawle.
Jennie Bond Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $5 Million.
Jennie Bond BBC
In 1985, Bond turned into a radio journalist and later started detailing for TV on the BBC. She turned into a regal journalist in 1989 and stood firm on the footing until 2003. She covered different occasions connected with the illustrious family, including the 1992 Windsor Palace fire, two regal weddings, the separation of the Duke of York’s union with Sarah Ferguson, the separation of the Sovereign and Princess of Grains, the passings of Sovereign Elizabeth The Sovereign Mother and Princess Margaret, and the Sovereign and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Brilliant Celebration festivities. Bond voyaged widely with the Regal Family, including an endeavor to shoot the Sovereign of Grains in 1994.
Bond’s detailing style showed a cozy relationship with individuals from the Illustrious Family, including Princess Diana, who she met in 1995. She accentuated the significance of figuring out her personality and not depending on news stories. Bond went with Diana on her excursion to Angola, the Sovereign on her most memorable authority visits to Russia in 1994, and Nelson Mandela in South Africa a year after the fact. Notwithstanding, her most difficult tasks were covering the demise and burial service of Diana in 1997.
Jennie Bond I’m a Celebrity…
She gained national attention in February 2004 when she finished as runner-up in the third series of the reality TV show I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! This episode, which aired on February 9th, attracted 14.99 million viewers, making it the most watched program on ITV and BBC One that week.
Bond participated on I’m a Celebrity to collect funds for the Devon Air Ambulance, which utilized the money to purchase a cutting-edge navigation system and expand its helicopter flight time throughout the summer.
During her time on the reality show, she was expected to complete different ‘bushtucker’ trials, which included eating things such as a stick insect and a witchety grub, as well as spending 10 minutes in a dark, water-filled coffin with rats. During the show, she also clashed with another participant Lord Brocket.
Jennie Bond Career
She accordingly introduced American television link and satellite organization E’s! inclusion of the BAFTA film grants, Live from Honorary pathway. She likewise introduced her own three-section narrative called Jennie Bond’s Royals on Direct 5 and in 2005, she introduced the BBC’s daytime inclusion of the Chelsea Bloom Show, close by Charlie Dimmock. Around the same time, Bond showed up in Have I Been Here Previously? More recently[when?] she showed up in Elegant Trade on Five, where she was changed into a Brummie lady. She needed to persuade two regarding her closest companions she truly was the Brummie.
Bond was additionally the host for the main series of Extraordinary English Menu, in which various culinary specialists need to contend by preparing dinners; the champ of the primary series got the opportunity to cook for the Sovereign on her 80th birthday celebration. Bond has introduced the BBC’s Money in the Loft. In 2006, she was a VIP visitor on Overwhelming joy in Their Heart where she sang as Debbie Harry. She introduced the second series of Extraordinary English Menu during April and May 2007.
On 28 July 2007, Bond showed up in an exceptional superstar rendition of Who Needs to Be a Mogul? with Michael Buerk to fund-raise for Public Kids’ Home, the youngsters’ cause presently called Activity for Kids. In a consolidated exertion, they raised £64,000. On 22 August 2007, she introduced an episode of Making Me Insane which saw her examining whether the specialists are giving drivers inordinate punishments through speeding fines and stopping tickets.
She has highlighted as the big name ‘hider’ in a 2008 episode of the CBBC show Hider in the House. In the show, she figured out how to finish every one of her difficulties without being ‘found’. She (likewise in 2008), facilitated a show called Lost Royals. Security participated in ITV’s amusement show Destined to Sparkle in help of Save the Youngsters.
She partook in a superstar episode of The Pursuit in 2011, where she won £20,000 for the Devon Air Rescue vehicle. In September 2012, Bond showed up close by Susie Imprint on the Channel 4 program Commencement.