BBC Breakfast fans are wondering if the show's main business presenter, Nina Warhurst, is married and how many children she has...
Just like viewers want to know if BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent is married, as well as the details of former presenter Dan Walker's family life, many also want to know more about Nina Warhurst - especially after she recently announced she is pregnant.
With the rising prices of energy affecting the cost of living, people are looking at ways of saving money on fuel and energy bills, and therefore money saving news and hacks are proving to be popular. So it's hardly surprising that BBC Breakfast viewers want to know more about business presenter Nina Warhurst.
Is Nina Warhurst on BBC Breakfast married?
Nina Warhurst on BBC Breakfast is married to Ted, who runs catering company Fed by Ted. The couple first met in Tisno, Croatia in 2013 and married on 21st March 2014, and now live in Manchester.
The pair recently celebrated Ted's 40th birthday, and Nina shared a sweet carousel post of the couple, writing in the caption, "When we got married I said he made me feel like the world is an easy place to be, where anything is possible. We’ve been chucked a few curveballs recently, and leaning on his quiet strength and measured optimism has been everything".
Does Nina Warhurst have children?
Nina and Ted have two sons called Digby and Michael, and on mother's Day 2023 she announced she is pregnant with her third child. Nina's baby due date was the summer and she has since given birth to a baby girl.
She said in an Instagram post of her cradling her bump, "Happy Mother’s Day to all of those who are any part of this endless handover of love, values, genes, chaos and perpetually crumb-infested kitchens. I’d like to say “you got this Mama!” But maybe you haven’t. I dunno. It’s hard isn’t it?
"That said we are doing it again 🤗 It’s been a funky few months… involving intense migraines, vomiting, morning kebabs, first time acne, small acts of violence against fruit, afternoon kebabs, tears, spontaneous snoozes, anxiety and more kebabs."
Where is Nina Warhurst from?
Nina Warhurst, 41, is from Sale in Manchester. She is an award-winning journalist who works as a business and consumer presenter on BBC Breakfast which films in Salford, Manchester.
She first joined the BBC News team back in February 2010 as a correspondent. And previously worked at Channel 5, Channel M in Manchester and Russia Today. She has also presented for BBC North West Tonight, BBC Sport and Sunday Politics.
Nina moved to Salford from Sale as a teenager and studied History and Politics at the University of Edinburgh. After graduating with a first-class honours MA degree in 2004, she went on to study Broadcast Journalism at the University of Westminster, graduating with a PG Dip. in 2005.
Nina recently shared her transformation from taking part in her first factory visit for BBC national news back in 2018 compared to a recent one. "06/04/2018 v 06/04/2022. My first factory visit for BBC national news, and today’s," she wrote in a post.
"The belly comes, the belly goes, sometimes with babies, sometimes with cheese and crisps. Sometimes with exercise, sometimes with stress. Sometimes it balloons with my menstrual cycle, Sometimes it doesn’t.
"One thing is consistent - men I’ve never met will highlight the fluctuation, and offer me feedback. Cheers fellas. It’s VERY important to me and I take it VERY seriously 🤣🤣🤣
"📸 top prods @ickle_becks & @peterruddick - they love a snack chat and I love them for it 🔥❤️"
Speaking about her early ambitions, Nina recalled, "The development at Salford Quays was unfolding before my eyes and I remember thinking, ‘I hope I can get a job at the BBC.'
"In fact, my Dad kept saving clippings from The Manchester Evening News reports on the relocation for me. I remember him saying ‘there’s got to be a job for you there’ and me replying – ‘they’ll never have me’" she laughed.
BBC Breakfast is on weekdays on BBC One from 6am.
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