Inside the life of Jean Johansson: Rangers WAG, Place in the Sun presenter and documentary maker
dailyrecord.co.ukShe's no stranger to the camera, but tonight Jean Johansson will be on our screens with something a bit different to usual.We usually see her showing couples around swanky villas in Spain or bravely holding a deadly spider in Animal Park, but tonight viewers will see a different side to the 40-year-old presenter in her documentary The Truth About Scotland And Racism.Jean will talk about growing up in Scotland and continuously being subject to racism and she will also speak to others who have found themselves in the same situations.
But who is Jean Johansson?Jean Anderson was born in Port Glasgow on November 15, 1981. As a teenager, Jean worked in McDonald's where she was frequently subjected to racism, which she opens up about in the BBC documentary which airs tonight.
She began modelling at the age of 15 and joined STV as a weather girl while she was studying for a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism.However, Jean had her breakthrough when she appeared on CBBC and The Disney Channel following a nationwide search for a presenter.Jean went on to present various TV shows including Animal Park, A Place in The Sun, Landward, and occasionally appeared as a reporter from time-to-time on the BBC's The One Show.She also appeared as a contestant on Celebrity Master chef in 2018 along side Frankie Bridge, Spencer Matthews and John Partridge.
The star is also a columnist for the Sunday Mail.Jean has been with former Rangers striker Jonatan Johansson for several years and the couple tied the knot in June 2008 in Stockholm.The former Hibs and St Johnstone player turned out more than a 100 times for Finland, scoring 22 times.The couple share a son called Junior together.Jean has racked up a pretty big Instagram audience and
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