Who is Christine Lampard? Frank Lampard’s wife Bio: Age, Children, Height, Net Worth, Parents, Religion

Biography

Christine Lampard (née Bleakley), born February 2, 1979, in Newry, Northern Ireland, is a prominent Northern Irish television presenter.

She gained fame co-hosting BBC’s The One Show (2007–2010) and ITV’s Daybreak (2010–2011) with Adrian Chiles, and later Dancing on Ice (2012–2014) and This Morning (2013–2016, 2023) with Phillip Schofield.

Since 2016, she has been a regular presenter on ITV’s Loose Women. Starting her career as a runner and floor manager at BBC Northern Ireland, she also hosted factual series like Off The Beaten Track (2013) and Wild Ireland (2015).

Married to former footballer Frank Lampard since 2015, she is a mother of two and stepmother to his two daughters from a previous relationship.

Northern Irish TV show host
Christine Lampard
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Christine Louise Bleakley
Stage Name:	Christine Lampard
Born:	2 February 1979 (age 46 years old)
Place of Birth:	Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland
Nationality:	Northern Irish
Education:	Bloomfield Collegiate School, Queen’s University Belfast
Height:	1.73 m
Parents:	Mina Bleakley, Frederick Bleakley
Siblings:	Nicola Bleakley
Spouse:	Frank Lampard (m. 2015)
Boyfriend • Partner:	Mark Beirne (2006), Curtis Bowen (2008)
Children:	Patricia Lampard, Frederick George Lampard
Occupation:	TV Personality
Net Worth:	$5 million-$10 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Christine Lampard, born Christine Louise Bleakley on February 2, 1979, in Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland, is a well-known television presenter.

She was raised in Newtownards, Northern Ireland, in a close-knit family. Her ethnicity is Northern Irish, with her heritage rooted in the region. She was raised in a predominantly Christian area, suggesting a likely Christian background.

Christine was born to parents Frederick Bleakley, a musician, and Mina Bleakley. She has one younger sister, Nicola Bleakley. Growing up, Christine was close to her family, and her mother’s encouragement played a significant role in her pursuit of a career in media. Her early exposure to the entertainment world came through her father’s work as a musician, which sparked her interest in performance.

For her education, Christine attended Bloomfield Collegiate School, a grammar school in Belfast, where she excelled academically and developed an interest in drama and public speaking. She later studied politics at Queen’s University Belfast but left before completing her degree to pursue a career in broadcasting, starting as a runner at BBC Northern Ireland.

Career

Christine Lampard is a well-known British television presenter whose career spans over two decades across major UK networks. She began her media journey at BBC Northern Ireland, working behind the scenes as a runner and floor manager, where she gained hands-on experience in TV production.

Her first on-screen role came with the travel series Sky High (2004), which explored Northern Ireland from a helicopter. She also co-presented the satirical comedy Give My Head Peace (1998–2005), earning local recognition for her charisma and presence.

Christine’s national breakthrough came in 2007 when she joined BBC One’s The One Show as co-presenter alongside Adrian Chiles. Their on-screen chemistry helped the program become a hit. In 2010, the duo moved to ITV to host the breakfast show Daybreak (2010–2011). Although the show received mixed reviews, Christine‘s presenting skills continued to shine.

From 2012 to 2014, she co-hosted Dancing on Ice with Phillip Schofield, proving her versatility in live entertainment. She also became a familiar face on This Morning, regularly stepping in as a stand-in presenter between 2013 and 2016 and again in 2023, often paired with Schofield or Holly Willoughby.

Since 2016, Christine has been a regular panellist and occasional anchor on ITV’s Loose Women, known for her thoughtful and engaging take on topical issues. She has also fronted factual and travel programs such as Off The Beaten Track (2013) and Wild Ireland (2015), both highlighting her love for storytelling and her Irish roots. Other presenting credits include guest-hosting Lorraine and Sunday Brunch on Channel 4.

Outside of television, Christine has appeared on BBC Radio 2 and has been actively involved in charity events, including Text Santa. Known for her warmth, professionalism, and adaptability, Christine Lampard has become a trusted and respected figure in British broadcasting.

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Personal Life

Christine Lampard was born on February 2, 1979, making her 46 years old.

She has been married to former professional footballer and football manager Frank Lampard since December 20, 2015. They wed in a ceremony in Knightsbridge, London, attended by family and friends, including notable figures from the football and television industries. This is her only marriage.

Christine and Frank have two children together: a daughter, Patricia Lampard, born in September 2018, and a son, Frederick George Lampard (also known as Freddie Lampard), born in March 2021.

Christine is also a stepmother to Frank’s two daughters from his previous relationship with Elen Rivas: Luna Lampard (born 2005) and Isla Lampard (born 2007). She is approximately 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 meters) tall, a detail occasionally noted in media coverage of her television appearances.

Before her marriage to Frank Lampard, Christine was in a long-term relationship with Belfast businessman Mark Beirne, which ended in 2006. She was also briefly linked to entrepreneur Curtis Bowen in 2008.

In 2009, she began dating Frank Lampard after meeting him at the Pride of Britain Awards. They got engaged in June 2011 and married in 2015.

Net Worth

Christine Lampard‘s net worth is estimated to be between $5 million and $10 million, primarily earned through her successful television career.

She rose to prominence co-hosting BBC’s The One Show and later signed a four-year, £4 million contract with ITV in 2010. During her time on Dancing on Ice (2012–2014), she earned approximately £24,163 per episode, reportedly making her the highest-paid female TV star at the time, with some sources citing up to £400 per minute.

Additional income comes from brand ambassadorships, such as Soft & Gentle (2014) and BT Call Protect (2017), and her fitness DVD Christine Bleakley – The Workout (2011).

Her wealth is also supplemented by her husband Frank Lampard’s estimated $90 million fortune, with the couple sharing a £10 million London mansion. Estimates vary due to differing sources and lack of official confirmation.