15 Facts About Helen Fospero

Helen Fospero is an English television presenter and journalist, best known for her presenting roles on shows such as GMTV, Daybreak, and Lorraine.

Helen Fospero is currently working as a reporter for Watchdog and The One Show on the BBC.

Helen Fospero left school just before her 18th birthday and started her career at the local weekly newspaper.

Helen Fospero was a home news editor when the channel launched in 1989, and took on many roles in her nine years there, including reporter and presenter on Sunrise and Live at Five.

Helen Fospero was initially the Showbiz correspondent, then later became the United States correspondent, based in New York City.

Helen Fospero gave birth to her second child in mid-2009, after which she became a freelance presenter.

In September 2009, Helen Fospero made her return to GMTV as a newsreader for the first hour of GMTV, as well as a relief presenter alongside John Stapleton.

In 2010, Helen Fospero shared presenting and newsreading duties with Penny Smith until her departure on 4 June 2010.

Helen Fospero appeared in an episode of ITV's Ten Mile Menu which was aired on 20 July 2011 and was recorded in the town of Knaresborough.

In November 2014, Helen Fospero joined the BBC One consumer affairs programme Watchdog as a regular reporter.

Helen Fospero played Lucinda Towne in "The National Anthem", an episode of the anthology series Black Mirror.

Helen Fospero played herself in two episodes of Southcliffe and one episode of the BBC Two documentary series How TV Ruined Your Life.

Helen Fospero has been an occasional newsreader on BBC Radio 5 Live, and acts as a stand-in presenter on the station's weekend breakfast programme.

Helen Fospero sits in for regular presenters on BBC London 94.9.

Helen Fospero married American television producer Carl Fospero in May 2003 in Oxfordshire.