SEAN Fletcher is a firm viewer favourite on Good Morning Britain.
He started his career working in radio before moving in front of the camera in 2005.
Who is Sean Fletcher?
Sean is an American-British journalist who has become a popular face on ITV and BBC.
He was born in New York City, but grew up living in Zimbabwe and Essex.
After training as a music producer, he started his journalism career in Cardiff producing packages for BBC Radio Wales.
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Sean started working on Radio 5 Live and has gone on to host a number of popular radio shows.
What is Sean Fletcher known for?
Sean is best known as a presenter on Good Morning Britain.
On August 13, 2020, he hosted his first show.
He took over from regular presenters Piers Morgan and Ben Shephard.
Where has Sean Fletcher worked?
After working at Radio 5 Live, he made the move to BBC 2W in Wales, before moving to BBC News from 2005 to 2011.
He then took a job at Sky Sports News until 2014, and has done a number of projects since, including Good Morning Britain as a sports newsreader and game show Rebound in 2015.
Since October 2015, he has also been a reporter for BBC One’s Countryfile.
His other TV presenter credits include Food Detectives, Sunday Morning Live, Songs of Praise, Inside Out London, and Britain's Classroom Heroes.
Is Sean Fletcher married?
Sean has been married to Welsh TV producer and director Luned Tonderai since 1999.
Tonderai has produced shows such as BBC's Panorama, The Secrets of Scott's Hut, Tin Tin's Adventured with Frank Gardner, How To Get a Council House, Gogglebox, and 24 Hours In Police Custody.
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Sean revealed in an interview with Wales Online that on their wedding day, he made a moving pledge to his wife.
The presenter said: "I promised Luned I'd learn Welsh on our wedding day, and I did."
Sean is now fluent in the language and told the publication: "I feel Welsh adopted. My identity is just me really. I fit into lots of groups but because there's such a strong Welsh identity that makes it easier to buy into and I do feel part of that identity."
The pair have two children, Lili and Reuben.