Claudia Winkleman returns to screens tonight hosting the second series of The Traitors. The star has barely been off screens in recent months thanks to her work on Strictly Come Dancing. Despite having a huge public profile, Claudia manages to keep her family pretty much out of the spotlight. In March 2009, Winkleman was announced as the host of the new series of Hell's Kitchen on ITV1. She co-hosted the show with Tess Daly and guest presenter Ronnie Corbett.

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In 1996, best free porn videos Winkleman hosted Granada programmes God's Gift (taking over from Davina McCall) and Pyjama Party (co-hosted with Katie Puckrik and Michelle Kelly). The TV presenter also said that she thought her eldest son Jake - who was 17 at the time of the interview and preparing for university - leaving home would improve her sex life with Kris. Claudia married film producer Kris, 51, at Marylebone Town Hall in 2000 in a secret ceremony. Prior to her relationship with Kris, not much is known about Claudia's love life.

According to celebritynetworth.com, Claudia is reportedly worth £9,000,000. Sophie has continued to act following her wedding, most recently appearing in Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka as the Countess. Claudia added to Red magazine that the couple didn’t ‘have rules’ in terms of who did what in their relationship, but they ‘look after each other more’. Claudia previously opened up about what made her fall for her husband, explaining that she became enamoured by the way that he treated other people. Here’s what you need to know about her royal links, her husband and her children. Her status as a true icon of British TV was further cemented when she took on the role of hosting the UK version of The Traitors on the BBC.

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Sophie, now formally known as Lady Frederick Windsor, married Lord Frederick Windsor in 2009, the son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. Mum Eve is the former editor of the Sunday Express and her father was a book publisher. After her parents split, Claudia's mum got married again to the former editor of the Daily Express, Nicholas Lloyd, and her father also remarried to children's author Cindy Black. Claudia's children mean the world to her, and they almost led to her quitting Strictly. Appearing on Radio 4's Woman's Hour, the TV star said she phoned the bosses "in tears" because of her fear that the show would clash with her son's move to university. Claudia has been married for 24 years and is a mum of three.
Here's everything you need to know about the Strictly Come Dancing and Traitors presenter. Just over a decade after they tied the knot, Claudia revealed that Kris had "banned" her from having any more children. Old Marylebone Town Hall has staged more celebrity weddings than Claudia Winkleman has had hot dinners. More than anywhere else in the UK, according to the Standard.

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Claudia was born in London to mum Eve Pollard and dad Barry Winkleman, but her parents separated when she was just three years old. Claudia followed in her parents' footsteps by working in the media, as her mum and dad were both journalists. She is also the host of Channel 4 competition The Piano, and has appeared on the likes of Taskmaster and Hell’s Kitchen.