Who is Amanda Lamb and what is her net worth?
AMANDA Lamb shot to fame as the original host of Channel 4's A Place in the Sun.
Although she is no longer on the show, she has remained a fan favourite ever since.
Who is Amanda Lamb?
Amanda Lamb was born on July 19, 1972, and is an English television presenter, property expert and former model.
She is best known for hosting the beloved Channel 4 property show A Place in the Sun for over 8 years.
However, her first taste of fame came in 1994, when she took over the role of the Scottish Widow from Deborah Moore in a long-running series of advertisements for the investment company.
Before hitting the spotlight, Amanda worked as an estate agent.
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Who is Amanda Lamb's husband and does she have any children?
Amanda married Mike Carter in 1998, but they divorced in 2003.
She then married cameraman Sean McGuinness at Babington House, Somerset, in 2012.
Together they have two daughters, Willow Rose (born in February 2009), and Lottie (born in July 2013).
What is Amanda Lamb's net worth?
Amanda has amassed a huge fortune during her time in the spotlight.
She has a reported net worth of £4M.
In 2007, Amanda increased her property portfolio when she bought a flat in the medieval town of Nardò in the Apulia region, southern Italy.
What TV shows has Amanda Lamb starred in?
The TV presenter became a fan favourite on A Place In The Sun, when she was on the show from 2001 until 2009.
In 2023, Amanda revealed that her departure from the show was ‘organic’.
At the time of her exit, Amanda revealed that she had gotten pregnant with her eldest daughter, Willow Rose.
She said: “It was all, sort of, quite organic because I was pregnant with Willow, and A Place in the Sun didn't get recommissioned, so they didn't want it for a couple of years.
“And by the time it came back, Willow was three and a half, and she was in nursery, and I had a load of other commitments.
“I just thought, I'm not taking her out of nursery, I'm not taking her out of school, I’m not leaving her for three weeks at a time.
She continued: “So the decision was kind of made for me.”
During the interview, the TV star also talked about how she missed being a part of A Place in the Sun.
Amanda said: “I would be lying if I said I didn't miss it because it was such a big part of my life. It kind of launched my career.”
However, the property expert teased that she could make a return to the much-loved property show when she said: “I might be doing something with them this year.”
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Away from A Place In The Sun, she has appeared on shows like The Games, Harry Hill's TV Burp, and Pointless Celebrities.
Since 2023, Amanda has hosted Channel 5's The Saved and Remade Workshop.