American columnist Alex Brooker was brought into the world on the fifteenth of May 1984 as Alexander James Brooker in Ashford, Kent, England. Additionally, a columnist, he is likewise a moderator and joke artist. Alex is well known for TV work for The Last Leg and Very British Problem with Channel 4.
How much is Alex Brooker’s Net Worth?
His net worth is estimated to be high, owing to his high and notable salary as a journalist and a presenter. However, the exact amount of his salary and net worth is unknown.
Childhood and Education of Alex Brooker
Alex Brooker was born on May 15, 1984, in Croydon, England, United Kingdom. Alex was born with deformed hands and arms, as well as a twisted right leg. When he was a baby, the leg had to be amputated. His parents raised him with love and care. Alex was a brave child who never let his physical disability define him.
Alex Brooker finished his education at Norton Knatchbull School in Ashford, Kent. He then attended Liverpool John Moores University, where he graduated in 2006.
Wife and Girlfriend of Alex Brooker
Alex Brooker married his girlfriend Lynsey Brooker in November 2014. They are content with their lives as husband and wife. They’d been dating for a long time. No, no rumors about their extramarital affair have been spread.
Alex Brooker’s Career Line
- He began working as a sports reporter for the Liverpool Echo shortly after graduating. Later that year, Alex Brooker competed in Channel 4’s Half a Million Quid Talent Search.
- The program sought disabled athletes for coverage of the 2012 Summer Paralympic Games. He first appeared as a trackside reporter on Channel 4’s coverage of the 2011 BT Paralympic World Cup.
- Aside from that, Alex Brooker has already co-hosted The Last Leg with Adam Hills. Moreover, during the opening ceremony of the 2012 Summer Paralympics, Alex interviewed Boris Johnson and David Cameron.
- Not only that, but he appeared on The Last Leg of the Year, a year-end special with Adam Hills and Josh Widdicombe.
- Since 2013, he has been a co-host on Channel’s The Last Leg. In the same year, he hosted a one-off documentary about body image on Channel 4.
- He co-hosted the first season of Channel 4’s reality show The Jump in early 2014. However, he did not return for the second season of the show.
- He most recently hosted The Superhumans Show on Channel 4 in 2016. He is an inspiration to disabled people all over the world. He currently wears a prosthetic leg.
- He was the face of Scope’s “End of the Awkward” campaign. He also appeared in commercials, guiding viewers through awkward situations that they might encounter as disabled people. In September of 2012, he won The Million Pound Drop Live.