Rani Price

Rani Price, born Rani Ratna Khanijau on January 29, 1974, in Liverpool, England, is a British television presenter. The youngest of four children born to Indian parents, she pursued Social Science at university. Her early career involved working with ‘Theatre in Education,’ touring schools in Northwest England, and leading drama and confidence workshops for young people.

Her television career began as a roving reporter for “CBBC Red Nose Day 2001.” She gained prominence on the CBBC Channel, co-presenting the children’s game show “Best of Friends” from 2004 with Abs. During this period, she developed a catchphrase, “no way.” From 2007, Price co-presented “ROAR” on the CBBC Channel. She also became a familiar face through presenting links between programs on CBBC until October 2007, with a brief return as a guest presenter in April 2010. Price’s work in children’s television extended to guest appearances on the art program “SMart” and presenting “Xchange.”

Beyond children’s programming, Price expanded her work to adult-oriented shows. She co-presented BBC One’s daytime property program “To Buy or Not to Buy” and the consumer advice show “Don’t Get Done Get Dom.” In 2007, she participated in “Celebrity MasterChef” alongside figures such as Craig Revel Horwood and Phil Tufnell. She also appeared in the BBC Three documentary “Kill It, Cook It, Eat It.” From May 20 to 31, 2013, Price co-presented “Don’t Get Done in the Sun” with Fiona Foster. She has also made occasional reports and guest presented on “Blue Peter” following its 2011 revamp.