Kate Humble: Last News

Veteran TV presenter Kate Humble has candidly confessed to a stark realisation about her control, or lack thereof, over her longstanding career in the telly business. Opening up about the harsh realities of the television industry and its impact on employment opportunities, 55 year old Kate shared exclusively with Reach plc: "The brutal truth is, you have very little influence on whether you slow down your filming or not." Diving deeper into current industry challenges, she revealed, "If TV programmes aren't being made, everyone's slowing down.

Kate Humble candidly shared her frustration over the expectation for women to justify their decision not to have children, despite being content in her child-free life with her husband of three decades, Ludo Graham.The beloved Springwatch presenter, who is 55, has been open about her choice to remain without children, a realisation she came to in her teenage years and has spoken about publicly for the past decade, especially after hitting her 40s. In a heartfelt interview with Good Housekeeping magazine, Kate shared her astonishment at the persistent societal pressure on women, stating: "I'm staggered women are still asked to justify the choice." Embracing her age with confidence, Kate – who's back on TV presenting Animal Park alongside Ben Fogle – reflected on the liberating aspect of growing older, which brings a carefree attitude towards others' opinions.

Four beloved BBC shows are set to be taken off air in a huge TV schedule shake-up. With Wimbledon kicking off on Monday, 1 July, the broadcaster has had to make room in its schedule for daily coverage of the tournament. Extended coverage of Wimbledon will be fronted by Clare Balding, 53, across BBC One and BBC Two.The likes of Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will compete in the highly anticipated tennis tournament this year.

BBC One’s Animal Park returns for its 20th series this week, with Kate Humble back at Longleat in Wiltshire to visit its array of fascinating animals. Kate, 54, who launched the show back in 2000, admits that she’s starting to feel like “everybody’s great-granny”. “It’s like a family reunion, because a lot of these animals and keepers I’ve known for a very, very long time,” she says.

Kate Humble, 53, has confessed she was worried she may have made a “terrible mistake” in starting a rural skills business, which she runs with her husband, television producer and director Ludo Graham.She said there were times when she had doubts about whether they’d made the right decision.In a new interview, Kate described setting up the business as “really hard” but also rewarding.She explained that it was especially difficult, because running the business was so new to them and not an area they had much experience in.When asked about setting up a rural skills business with her husband, the television presenter, who specialises in wildlife shows, she told Platinum magazine earlier this month: “It was really hard.“We were doing our day jobs while getting it up and running, with no knowledge or experience.“We constantly asked ourselves, ‘Are we making a terrible mistake?’Kate added that things worked out for the best and she’s glad they took the “risk”.She said: “But now we are living the dream.“And I’m really pleased we did it, because you can coast through life and always take the easy option, or you can take risks and enjoy the satisfaction that comes with that.”Kate and Ludo married in Newbury in 1992.Kate recently spoke about her marriage of almost 30 years on a one-off Channel 5 documentary called Escape To The Winter Farm With Kate Humble.Opening up about how the pandemic actually strengthened her marriage to BAFTA award-winning husband, Ludo.The 53-year-old explained: “We have lived through major world events in our time together, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and Nelson Mandela being released from prison and now the pandemic.“And now we’re hanging on in there and we have stayed together for the dogs,

Kate Humble, 53, admits she was “vile” to her husband of 30 years, Ludo Graham, 60.She said the couple were on the brink of divorce many times, but that she has her way of “getting away” with things.The A Country Life for Half the Price presenter said: “Basically, I got divorced almost every week as I tried to balance filming with writing the cookbook, which I had no idea how to do because I’d never done one before.“I was vile to poor Ludo!”In a new interview with Platinum magazine, Kate shared that her marriage nearly fell apart “almost” on a weekly basis.Speaking on their relationship, Kate said that balancing her work and her personal life was a struggle.Kate runs a rural skills business with her husband and admits setting it up was “really hard”.She said: “It was really hard.

A stunning Ayrshire coastal route will feature in the latest episode of a TV series tonight.

Countryfile star Kate Humble, 52, has been refreshingly open about her ongoing battle with grief.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine When thinking nature and outdoor programmes, it's hard not to think of Kate Humble, who has been a regular on our TV screens since the early 2000s.  MORE: Escape to the Country star Jules Hudson's army career revealedThe presenter and wildlife expert can often be found next to her close friend and fellow broadcaster, Ben Fogle, but her husband is also an expert in the TV world.

Fiona Bruce, 56, will appear on the celebrity special of the popular quiz show The Chase alongside fellow television presenters Rick Edwards, Kate Humble and Joe Swash as they attempt to beat the chaser and win money for their respective charities.