Jenni Falconer

Jenni Falconer is a renowned Scottish broadcaster, transitioning from prominent television roles to a celebrated radio career, consistently engaging audiences across diverse platforms. After her television debut as a contestant on ‘Blind Date’ in 1994, Jenni Falconer quickly established herself as a versatile broadcaster. She co-presented BBC Scotland’s ‘The Big Country’ for three years, beginning in March 1995, and then co-hosted ITV’s consumer show ‘We Can Work It Out’ alongside Judy Finnigan and Jane Harvey from 1998 to 1999. From 2000 to 2008, Falconer was a main co-host of ‘Entertainment Today’ on GMTV, a role that cemented her presence in national television.

Beyond her broadcasting commitments, Falconer is a dedicated advocate for charitable causes, actively supporting organizations such as Breast Cancer 2000, The Children’s Trust, and Cancer Research UK through her participation in multiple London Marathons. Looking ahead, Falconer is preparing for the release of her book, ‘Runner’s High’, scheduled for publication in March 2024. Building on her significant radio success, she is slated to present the new national Smooth Breakfast show across England and Wales, commencing in February 2025, further solidifying her status as a leading voice in UK radio.