Danielle Nicholls Biography: Age, Height, Career, Husband, Children, Net Worth

Alamu TosinAugust 29, 2023

Danielle Nicholls Biography, Age, Height, Career, Husband, Children, Net Worth – British TV/Radio presenter and singer, Danielle Audrey Nicholls was born on December 16, 1978.

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Name:	Danielle Audrey Nicholls
Age:	44 Years
Husband:	Dean Holden
Date of Birth:	December 16, 1978
Nationality:	English
Net Worth:	£5 million

Danielle Nicholls Biography

Nicholls was born in Salford, Great Manchester in the United Kingdom. At the age of nine, she began to dance. She won the All England Modern Dance Championship at age 15 and earned honors in two Royal Academy of Dance ballet exams.

She studied at Swinton, Oldham College, and Moorside High School. Nicholls joined the band Pure Gossip when he was about 18 years old, and he was a part of it for 18 months.

Danielle Nicholls Nationality

Nicholls was born in Salford, Great Manchester in the United Kingdom. She is British.

Danielle Nicholls Age

Nicholls was born on December 16, 1978, hence she is currently 44 years of age.

Danielle Nicholls Height and Weight

Nicholls stands at a height of 5ft 5 inches but her weight is unknown to us at the moment.

Danielle Nicholls Family and Siblings

As of the time of filing this report, we have no details about Nicholls’ parents. However, she has a sister named Jodie and a brother named Dean.

Danielle Nicholls Education

Nicholls attended Moorside High School, Swinton, and Oldham College.

Danielle Nicholls Career

Out of 900 applications, she was chosen in May 1998 to host CITV (then known as CiTV), which had a live audience of four million viewers and was broadcast six days a week.

She spoke with famous people on the program, including Victoria Beckham, Britney Spears, and Justin Timberlake. She then appeared in a behind-the-scenes Home and Away program for the ITV network.

Nicholls started hosting the live ITV Day of Promise show with Eamonn Holmes and Carol Vorderman on May 1st, 2000. She additionally hosted the CITV game program Mad for It Live.

Nicholls quit his position as a presenter for CITV in December 2001 after more than three years. She made a comeback to children’s television as a presenter on Diggit on Saturday mornings.

Up until 2002, she continued to host three seasons of the celebrity karaoke program Night Fever on Channel 5. Nicholls co-hosted the UK Channel 5 programs Night Fever and its spinoff Beach Fever from 2000 to 2002.

She made an appearance in Sooty Heights’ second season. Nicholls took over Sky Movies’ continuity announcements in July 2002.

In October 2003, she left. Along with Mark Speight, Nicholls traveled the nation in 2003 as part of the Speight of the Art roadshow.

A drain unblocker, a pole dancer, a children’s party entertainer, and a taxidermist were just a few of the problems Nicholls and co-presenter Giles Vickers-Smith faced in 2004 when presenting the Tyne Tees program The Unprofessionals.

Nicholls worked as a presenter on the NTL Broadband UK channel for the Christmas 2004–2005 period. Nicholls joined the team of hosts for the Text2Date program, which promoted text messaging as a means of communication for first dates.

On shows like Trisha, The Last Word, This Morning, Bedrock, Boys & Girls, Dick & Dom in da Bungalow, Sport on 5, and Granada Soccer Night, Nicholls has made guest appearances.

She also provided the voice for the late-night Granada documentary series Party Fever about North West nightlife.

Until March 2016, Nicholls co-hosted a radio show on Salford City Radio on 94.4FM with her sister. She also hosted and played games on the BiigNoobs Twitch channel with her sister Jodie and brother Dean.

In order to perform the title part in the pantomime Snow White at the Opera House in Manchester, Nicholls briefly left CITV in December 2000.

She performed in various pantomimes in the following years in Northampton, Sunderland, Southport, and Weston-super-Mare as Snow White. In December 2005/January 2006, she took on a new role as Fairy Crystal in the Snow White pantomime at the Grand Opera House in York.

She appeared on stage in The Young Ones Summer Holiday by the Hammond Production Group in Worthing in 2004 in addition to the yearly pantomime performances.