Shelley Craft

Shelley Craft is a prominent Australian television personality whose career spans over two decades, marked by her engaging presence and versatility across various programs. She began her journey in the early 1990s with a work experience stint at Channel Seven in Brisbane, which quickly led to a role as a production assistant. Craft’s breakthrough came as the co-host of the beloved children’s program Saturday Disney, where she captivated audiences for six years, showcasing her talent as both a host and segment producer.

In 2002, Craft transitioned to The Great Outdoors, where she served as a reporter, further solidifying her reputation in the industry. Her contributions to major sporting events, including the 2000 Summer Olympics and the Melbourne Cup, highlighted her ability to engage viewers with compelling storytelling. After leaving The Great Outdoors in 2007, Craft made a significant career move by joining the Nine Network, where she took over as host of Australia’s Funniest Home Video Show in 2008, bringing her signature charm to the program.

Craft’s dynamic hosting skills were also evident in her role on the lifestyle series Domestic Blitz, where she collaborated with Scott Cam to inspire home renovations. Her long-standing association with The Block since 2011 has further showcased her versatility, as she not only hosted special episodes but also presented challenges, becoming a familiar face in Australian homes.

In addition to her television roles, Craft has embraced opportunities in advertising and real estate, gaining her accreditation as a real estate agent in 2020. Her ability to connect with audiences, combined with her extensive experience, makes Shelley Craft a beloved figure in Australian television.