Dermot O'Leary

Dermot O’Leary’s extensive career across the television, radio and entertainment industries has established him as a household name for over two decades.

Dermot can currently be seen presenting ITV’s This Morning, alongside Alison Hammond every Friday. When not entertaining viewers through the telly, Dermot can be found via the radio waves as he kicks off the weekend for listeners on his regular BBC Radio 2 show, The Dermot O’Leary Show.

Dermot has hosted events such as The National Television Awards for 10 years, Soccer Aid since 2010, the British Academy of Film & Television Awards alongside Edith Bowman, The BRITS with Emma Willis & the Prince of Wales’ BAFTA award-winning The Earthshot Prize in 2021 with Clara Amfo. You can also catch Dermot presenting Reel Stories, a BBC series that takes an exclusive look at the careers of iconic musicians.

He’s the writer of successful children’s literature, Spy Fox and Agent Feathers, Wings of Glory and the Toto the Ninja Cat book series. After selling over half a million books, Toto has been snapped up to be adapted into a children’s TV series.

As Patron of the London Irish Centre, Dermot was awarded the prestigious Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad 2020 for his contribution to charity.

Dermot is also an ambassador for both UNICEF and CAFOD, as well as championing several other charities close to his heart.