Who is the disabled presenter on Escape to the Country?

Who is the disabled presenter on Escape to the Country?

Steve Brown is an award-winning TV presenter, public speaker and mentor. He is also a wheelchair rugby player and coach who captained Great Britain at the London 2012 Paralympics. Steve Brown is an award-winning TV presenter, public speaker and mentor. He is also a wheelchair rugby player and coach who captained Great Britain at the London 2012 Paralympics. 39-year-old Steve Brown was born in Chatham in Kent. He loved sport from a young age and dreamed of becoming a footballer. At the age of 23, while working as an area manager for a holiday company in Europe, he fell off a first-floor balcony and broke his neck, which led to him becoming a wheelchair user. He was born with Muscular Dystrophy and is an advocate for disability awareness. Steve performs stand up in the NJ/NY area, motivational speeches around the country, and is the co-creator and star of the web series Uplifting Dystrophy. He can be seen in the Hulu show Ramy. The presenter is happily married Nicki Chapman is known and loved for her presenting on Escape to the Country and for fronting her own radio show on BBC Radio 2.

Who is the new female presenter on Escape to the Country?

The presenter is happily married Nicki Chapman is known and loved for her presenting on Escape to the Country and for fronting her own radio show on BBC Radio 2. Personal life. Chapman is married to Dave ‘Shacky’ Shackleton, a music producer and Sony BMG executive; the couple live in Chiswick, London. In May 2019 she revealed she had surgery to remove a non-cancerous brain tumour and later made a good recovery. Katie Thistleton is a TV and radio presenter, journalist and author, best known for her work on BBC Radio 1, BBC One’s Morning Live and CBBC.