Cherry Healey

Cherry Healey is a British television presenter who is known for her lifestyle documentaries on BBC Three, such as "Cherry Gets Married," "Cherry Has a Baby" and "Cherry Gets Pierced." Following this, she presented various programs like "Don’t Tell the Bride," "The Best of British Takeaways," "Sunday Morning Live," and even participated in "Celebrity MasterChef" on BBC One in 2016. Healey's candid and engaging style quickly established her as a trusted television personality.

Further showcasing her versatility, Healey presented the mini-series "Britain's Favourite Supermarket Foods" on BBC One and "Find My First Love," which has been syndicated in the US on the FYI channel. Another notable part of her portfolio includes "What to Buy and Why and Secrets of the Sales," where she delved into the psychology of sales shopping and marketing strategies of high street stores.

She co-presented eight series of "Inside the Factory" on BBC Two alongside Gregg Wallace. In addition to this, she was at the helm of "The Jump: On the Piste" on E4 from 2015 to 2019. Healey also participated in "Richard Osman's House of Games" and "SAS: Who Dares Wins" in 2024, manifesting her diverse range of interests and abilities.

In 2018, Healey co-founded The Hotbed Collective podcast, marking her foray into the digital audio space. As a part of her ongoing work, she is currently the presenter of "10 Years Younger in 10 Days," a popular show on Channel 5. Her commitment to women's health led her to host "Women's Health: Breaking the Taboos" in 2022; this four-episode series on Channel 5 tackled various secrets and taboos surrounding women's health.

Healey's passion for wellness extends beyond the screen, as she is currently developing ideas for her own line of retreats, embodying her commitment to wellbeing and a balanced lifestyle.