Who is Alice Levine? Presenter of The Circle, My Dad Wrote A Porno podcast star and Radio 1 DJ
She's the voice of My Dad Wrote A Porno and presenter of the new reality show
ALICE Levine is an English television and radio presenter, best known for working on BBC Radio 1 and on hit podcast My Dad Wrote A Porno.
The star is also hosting Channel 4 reality show The Circle, but what else do we know about her? Here's the lowdown.
Who is Alice Levine?
Alice Levine is a successful radio and TV presenter from Nottingham.
Born July 8, 1986, Alice is currently 32 years old, and lives in Clapton, East London.
She attended the University Of Leeds, where she had an active part in LASTV, the university’s TV station.
Alice, who is well-known for her red hair, is believed to be dating chef Edward Ibboston, who she has been with since 2014.
She is passionate about cooking and has a monthly food column for Company magazine, and has launched a with Laura Jackson.
What is Alice Levine known for?
Alice is probably best known for her work on BBC Radio 1 and as a co-host of hit podcast, My Dad Wrote A Porno.
Prior to joining Radio 1, Alice hosted Big Brother's Bit on the Side with Jamie East, from the reality show's revival in 2011 on Channel 5, until 2013.
She was also the voice of Big Brother during this time and regularly spoke to the housemates.
In 2013 she joined BBC Radio 1 and presented a show with Phil Taggart, which aired from 10pm to midnight.
The following year she got a solo weekend show taking over from Huw Stephens.
In 2017 she presented backstage from the Brit Awards and she was on the red carpet in 2018.
She has also appeared on MTV Celebrity Bites, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Never Mind The Buzzcocks.
And in 2018 she took part in popular Dave show Taskmaster.
When was The Circle on Channel 4?
The Circle started on September 18, 2018, at 9.15pm on Channel 4 and finished on Monday, October 8.
The show aimed to question and shine a light on modern identity, how we portray ourselves and how we communicate through social media.
The contestants lived in separate apartments and communicated via social media but never saw each other face to face.
The winner took home a prize of £50,000.