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Jennie Bond
Jennie Bond is the former royal correspondent, TV presenter, broadcaster, and journalist. She is also a multi-lingual, first rate, entertaining speaker, event host and facilitator.
About Jennie Bond
Jennie Bond appears continues to appear regularly on a wide range of television and radio programmes from light entertainment to documentaries. She has also appeared in ITV’s ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’
Jennie Bond was the BBC’s royal correspondent during 14 of the most turbulent years the monarchy has endured, Jennie was at the heart of events that made headlines around the world: from the fairy tale marriages to the adultery, the divorces, and the deaths. She reported on it all and now enjoys sharing her experiences and often hilarious adventures with audiences at home and abroad. Her “confessions” include her faux pas when she tried to amuse the Queen, her long and intimate conversations with the Princess of Wales and what Prince Charles really thought of her white stilettos! She loves to make people laugh and to show them that she is quite different from how people imagined her when she stood outside the Palace.
Jennie Bond began her career in journalism after graduating from Warwick University in 1972. She worked on local papers as a reporter for five years before joining BBC Radio News. During the next few years, she gained a thorough grounding in radio news, editing the main bulletins. She also worked as a producer on current affairs shows, including the very popular ‘Woman’s Hour’, and in light entertainment with Noel Edmonds. She returned to full-time reporting in 1986 with BBC Radio, covering major news stories, for example in Northern Ireland. She also began her career as a presenter, anchoring among other programmes, the top current affairs show in the UK, ‘Today’ on Radio 4.
For many years Jennie was also a regular news presenter on BBC Television and presented the main bulletins as well as breakfast.
Since stepping down as the BBC’s Royal Correspondent, she has become one of the presenters of the BBC’s popular ‘Cash in the Attic’, has been a regular contributor to Channel Four’s ‘Countdown’ and is the presenter for the BBC’s daytime coverage of the ‘Chelsea Flower Show’. Jennie also presented the highly successful BBC2 series ‘Great British Menu’. Other projects include: ‘Celebrities Under Pressure’, ‘Too Many Cooks’, ‘Stars in the Fast Cars’, ‘The Big Call’ and Jennie’s own personal account of her time as a royal correspondent in a three-part documentary series for Channel Five, ‘Jennie Bond’s Royals’.
Jennie Bond has written a book ‘Reporting Royalty’ that tells in detail of her years keeping tabs on Britain’s Royal Family. It was published in September 2001 by Headline. In Jubilee Year, Carlton Books published her ‘Elizabeth, 50 Glorious Years’, a commemoration of the Queen’s reign.
Testimonials
"Jennie Bond is just one of the nicest people you will ever meet she was a complete success at my client event, she arrives early to set up and make sure the equipment worked for her, she went round and mixed with all my clients as they arrived before going on to give the most brilliant insight into the Royal Family and her life as a reported with the BBC, everyone enjoyed her company, and I will definitely use her services again."
Gifford Wealth Management