Rochelle Humes Biography: Net Worth, Sisters, Age, Parents, Husband, Children, Songs, Band

Rochelle Humes (born Rochelle Eulah Eileen Wiseman, 21 March 1989, Barking, London) is an English singer, television presenter, author, and entrepreneur.

She first found fame as a member of S Club 8 before joining the pop group The Saturdays in 2007, with the band scoring a UK top-ten debut with “If This Is Love” in 2008.

She transitioned into broadcasting, building a career as a regular face on British television. She has hosted This Morning, Ninja Warrior UK, and BBC One music game show The Hit List, the latter alongside her husband, Marvin Humes, whom she married in 2012.

The couple have three children: daughters Alaia-Mai and Valentina Raine, and son Blake Hampton.

Beyond presenting, Rochelle has built a notable business portfolio. She founded children’s skincare brand My Little Coco, now spanning 90 products, and matcha brand Cloudcha, alongside working as a published children’s author.

Rochelle Humes
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Rochelle Eulah Eileen Wiseman
Stage Name:	Rochelle Humes
Born:	21 March 1989 (age 37 years old)
Place of Birth:	Barking, London, England
Nationality:	British
Ethnicity:	Mixed race (Jamaican and English)
Education:	Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls, Hornchurch; Colin's Performing Arts School
Height:	5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m)
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Roz Wiseman, Mark Piper
Siblings:	Emily Wiseman, Sophie Piper, Lili Piper, Jake Piper
Spouse:	Marvin Humes (m. 2012)
Children:	Alaia-Mai Humes, Valentina Raine Humes, Blake Hampton Humes
Occupation:	Singer, Television Presenter, Author, Entrepreneur
Net Worth:	$6 million-$8 million

Early Life & Education

Rochelle Humes was born Rochelle Eulah Eileen Wiseman on 21 March 1989 in Barking, London, making her zodiac sign Aries.

She is of mixed-race heritage, English on her mother’s side and Jamaican on her father’s side. Her parents, Roz Wiseman, a former paramedic, and Mark Piper, divorced when Rochelle was just three years old, and she was raised primarily by her mother in Barking, East London.

Her father had limited involvement in her upbringing during her childhood years, though she has since reconciled with him as an adult. Her uncle, former professional footballer and England captain Paul Ince, played a significant role in her upbringing during this period.

Rochelle grew up alongside a half-sister, Emily Wiseman, from her mother’s later relationship. On her father’s side, she also has half-siblings Sophie Piper and Lili Piper, as well as a half-brother, Jake Piper, though she had no contact with them in childhood and only reconnected with them as an adult.

Sophie later found her own public profile, appearing on Love Island and founding hat brand Presence Hats.

Her religion is Christianity, in keeping with the predominant faith in England, where she was raised.

For education, Rochelle attended Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls in Hornchurch, Havering, and trained at Colin’s Performing Arts School. Her performing arts education proved formative, leading directly to her 2001 audition for S Club Juniors at age 12, which launched her career in entertainment.

Career

Rochelle Humes began her entertainment career at age 12 in 2001, successfully auditioning for S Club Juniors on the reality series S Club Search.

The group released the album Together in November 2002, which included the singles “One Step Closer,” reaching number two on the UK Singles Chart, and “Automatic High.”

In 2003, the group rebranded as S Club 8 and released a second album, Sundown, featuring the UK number two single “Fool No More.” Combined, the group’s output sold over 500,000 units in the UK.

Following S Club 8‘s split in 2004, Rochelle briefly transitioned to television, presenting the BBC children’s programme Smile from 2004 to 2006.

After a short, unsigned stint with a group called The TigerLilys in 2006, she returned to music in 2007 as a founding member of The Saturdays, alongside Una Healy, Mollie King, Vanessa White, and former S Club 8 bandmate Frankie Bridge.

The group’s debut single, “If This Is Love,” released in July 2008, reached the UK top ten, followed by “Up,” which debuted at number five and went on to sell over 310,000 copies in the UK. Their debut album, Chasing Lights (2008), reached the UK top ten and was certified Platinum by the BPI.

The group went on to release three further studio albums, Wordshaker (2009), Headlines! (2010), and On Your Radar (2011), along with Living for the Weekend (2013), which produced their first number-one single, “What About Us,” featuring Sean Paul.

Across their career, The Saturdays notched thirteen UK top-ten singles and sold over five million records in the UK and Ireland before going on indefinite hiatus in 2014.

As her music career wound down, Rochelle built out a parallel career in television presenting. She became a regular panellist on Sweat the Small Stuff in 2013, rising to team captain from its second series, and joined her husband, Marvin Humes, as a regular stand-in presenter on This Morning that same year.

In 2015, she began co-hosting Ninja Warrior UK for ITV alongside Ben Shephard and Chris Kamara, a role she held through 2022, and also took over as co-host of The Xtra Factor with Melvin Odoom.

In 2016, she co-presented The Next Great Magician with Stephen Mulhern, and in 2017 she guest-presented on Lorraine and voiced a Voice Trumpet character in the rebooted Teletubbies. She also held radio presenting duties on Heart London, taking over the Saturday drivetime slot in 2018 before stepping back from her Heart FM commitments at the end of 2019.

Since 2019, Rochelle has co-presented BBC One music quiz show The Hit List alongside Marvin. She continues to guest-host This Morning regularly, including a stint filling in for Holly Willoughby in late 2018.

Beyond broadcasting, she has built a substantial business portfolio, founding children’s skincare brand My Little Coco in 2020 and matcha brand Cloudcha, while also working as a published children’s author with titles including The Mega Magic Hair Swap (2019) and The Mega Magic Teacher Swap! (2020).

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Personal Life

Rochelle Humes is 37 years old, born on 21 March 1989. She stands at 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m).

Rochelle and Marvin Humes first crossed paths as teenagers when she was around 16, though there was nothing romantic between them at the time.

The pair reconnected years later at the height of their respective fame with JLS and The Saturdays, with Marvin later admitting he took Rochelle‘s phone from her bag at a nightclub to get her number. They began dating in 2010, splitting briefly for two months that same year before reconciling.

Marvin proposed in the Maldives over a New Year’s holiday, and the couple married on 27 July 2012 at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. Marvin Humes remains her only husband, with no previous marriages on record.

Before Marvin, no other public relationships or boyfriends have been confirmed for Rochelle, with her dating history centred almost entirely around her relationship with Marvin since 2010.

Together, Rochelle and Marvin have three children: daughters Alaia-Mai Humes (born 20 May 2013) and Valentina Raine Humes (born 10 March 2017), and son Blake Hampton Humes (born 9 October 2020).

Net Worth

Rochelle Humes has an estimated net worth of $6 million to $8 million, built over two decades in entertainment.

Her income streams span her years as a recording artist with S Club Juniors/S Club 8 and The Saturdays, her ongoing television presenting career on shows like This Morning, Ninja Warrior UK, and The Hit List, and her entrepreneurial ventures, including children’s skincare brand My Little Coco and matcha brand Cloudcha, alongside book royalties and brand endorsement deals.

Her combined household wealth with her husband, Marvin Humes, has been estimated at around £9.4 million.

Discography

S Club Juniors / S Club 8

• Together (2002)
• Sundown (2003)

The Saturdays

• Chasing Lights (2008)
• Wordshaker (2009)
• Headlines! (2010)
• On Your Radar (2011)
• Living for the Weekend (2013)
• Chasing the Saturdays (EP, North America only)

Notable singles

• “One Step Closer” (2002, with S Club Juniors)
• “Automatic High” (2002, with S Club Juniors)
• “Fool No More” (2003, with S Club 8)
• “If This Is Love” (2008, with The Saturdays)
• “Up” (2008, with The Saturdays)
• “Issues” (2008, with The Saturdays)
• “Just Can’t Get Enough” (2008, with The Saturdays)
• “Forever Is Over” (2009, with The Saturdays)
• “Ego” (2009, with The Saturdays)
• “Missing You” (2010, with The Saturdays)
• “Higher” (2010, with The Saturdays)
• “Notorious” (2011, with The Saturdays)
• “All Fired Up” (2011, with The Saturdays)
• “30 Days” (2013, with The Saturdays)
• “What About Us” featuring Sean Paul (2013, with The Saturdays)
• “Gentleman” (2013, with The Saturdays)
• “Disco Love” (2013, with The Saturdays)

Filmography

Television

• Smile (2004–2006)
• I Dream (2005)
• Sweat the Small Stuff (2013–2015)
• This Morning (2013–present, guest host)
• Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special (2013)
• The Great Sport Relief Bake Off (2014)
• BBC Children in Need (2014–present)
• Frank Sinatra: Our Way (2015)
• Ninja Warrior UK (2015–2022)
• The Xtra Factor (2015)
• The Next Great Magician (2016)
• Lorraine (2017, guest presenter)
• Teletubbies (2017, voice of Voice Trumpet)
• The Hit List (2019–present)
• The Black Maternity Scandal (documentary)

Others

Radio

• Heart London (2017–2019)

Books

• The Mega Magic Hair Swap (2019)
• The Mega Magic Teacher Swap! (2020)
• My Little Dragon (2022)
• At Mama’s Table: Easy & Delicious Meals From My Family To Yours (2021, cookbook)

Business ventures

• My Little Coco (children’s skincare brand, founded 2020)
• Cloudcha (matcha brand)
• Ladies Who Launch (podcast, host)

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