TIM Lovejoy rose to fame as the much-loved host of Soccer AM.

After leaving the series in 2007, he continued to see the TV work pour in.

Who is Tim Lovejoy and what TV shows has he been in?

Born on 28 March 1968, Timothy Paul Lovejoy is an English television presenter.

Lovejoy started working for MTV as a video journalist, and later was a researcher on The Big Breakfast.

He is best known as the face of Soccer AM which he co-hosted with Helen Chamberlain from 1996 to 2007.

Lovejoy balanced his hosting duties with his role as producer on the show.

While on the Saturday morning football show, he helped host on the shows most popular segments, including the annual dance off.

Lovejoy is a fan of Chelsea FC, and commented on the 2002 FA Cup Final alongside Arsenal fan Bradley Walsh for a segment on the show.

Tim left Soccer AM in 2007 to pursue entertainment ventures.

He failed an audition to become a host of Blue Peter in 1998, and ten years later appeared on the show as a stand-in for Helen Skelton.

Tim took part in the 2011 series of Celebrity MasterChef and has been the host of Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch since February 2012.

What is Tim Lovejoy’s net worth?

As of 2023, Tim has a net worth of around £1 million thanks to over 20 successful years on television.

In addition to his television career, Tim is also a published author and has written two cookbooks with chef Simon Rimmer and his own football biography.

In 2017, he launched the Dear Lovejoy podcast, originally as an angsty uncle that later evolved into a series of interviews.

Is Tim Lovejoy married and does he have children?

Tim has twin daughters, Grace and Rose, from his first marriage to Jade Lovejoy.

The couple married the same year their children were born, in 2002, but later divorced in 2006.

He was then in a long-term relationship with English netball player Tamsin Greenway.

He announced that he had split from Greenway in 2016 after four years together.

They share their third daughter Jamie, who was born in 2013.