Angellica Bell

Angellica Bell is a British television and radio presenter, known for her extensive work across children’s broadcasting and mainstream programs. After beginning her broadcasting career in the late 1990s as a roving reporter for Channel 4’s ‘The Big Breakfast’, Angellica Bell quickly established herself as a versatile and engaging presenter. She further developed her skills on Carlton Kids, presenting ‘The Max’, before joining CBBC in May 2000. Over six years, until December 2006, Bell was a prominent face on the channel, hosting popular shows including ‘That’s Genius!’, ‘Xchange’, ’50/50′, and ‘Short Change’.

Her extensive work also covered the ‘EastEnders Xtra’ and ‘Dance Xtra’ segments, cementing her reputation as a leading figure in children’s television. Following her successful tenure at CBBC, Bell transitioned seamlessly into mainstream programming. In 2007, she co-presented ‘The Great British Village Show’ on BBC One and showcased her talents on ‘Comic Relief Does Fame Academy’. Her career expanded further with roles as a reporter and guest presenter on ‘The One Show’, and in 2008, she hosted ITV2’s reality series ‘CelebAir’.

Additionally, she completed a demanding section of the Tour de France. From 2020 to 2023, Bell co-presented ‘The Martin Lewis Money Show’, further demonstrating her breadth as a presenter across diverse formats. Most recently, Angellica Bell entered the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house as a housemate in April 2025, capturing public attention once again. In July 2025, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to broadcasting and her advocacy for diversity, she was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Arts degree by UWE Bristol.

Bell continues to explore new avenues in television, solidifying her status as a respected and multifaceted media personality.