Tess Daly is a well-known English television presenter, model, and author, famous for co-hosting the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing. She started her career as a model, discovered at 18 while outside a McDonald's. Tess gained international fame, working in Asia and Europe, spending five years in Paris and another five in New York, where she appeared in major campaigns and music videos.
Tess moved to television in the late 1990s, beginning with The Big Breakfast in 1999. She became a familiar face on British TV, hosting shows like SMTV and Home On Their Own. Her most notable role has been as co-host of Strictly Come Dancing since 2004, first alongside Sir Bruce Forsyth and later with Claudia Winkleman.
In addition to Strictly, Tess has hosted various other programs, including This Time Tomorrow, The One Show, and Just the Two Of Us. Her engaging presence has made her a beloved figure in the industry.
Tess is also recognized for her charity work, especially with the BBC's Children in Need, supporting disadvantaged children across the UK.
Tess is married to TV presenter Vernon Kay, and they have two daughters, Phoebe and Amber. Despite her busy career, she maintains a strong family life, often sharing moments on social media.
Her professionalism and ability to connect with audiences have contributed to her success, and she has been featured in publications like Vanity Fair and attended exclusive events, enhancing her public image.
Tess Daly has significantly impacted the entertainment industry through her modeling, television presenting, and philanthropic efforts, solidifying her status as a respected figure in British television.
