BBC Newsreader Martine Croxall Family With Husband Stephen Morris Might Be Expecting A New Member

Martine Croxall and her husband Stephen Morris are parents to their kids, Julian, born in 2002, and Genevieve, born in 2004. The family currently resides in Saint Albans, Hertfordshire.

Morris founded and currently serves as the managing director of the Facilitator Agency. The organization hires, teaches, and supplies facilitators and specialist practitioners across various industries.

The firm also creates and offers trainings in business and the arts, residencies for artists, and workshops. The celebrity spouse also serves as PEAR's director, which stands for Psychological Education and Resilience.

Stephen formerly held the positions of Group-Work Facilitator and Performer at the Geese Theatre Company from 1997 to 2002, as per his LinkedIn profile. He is a wonderful husband and father who chooses to devote the majority of his time to his family. 

Besides, Martine was born on February 23, 1969, and spent most of her childhood in the village of Stoke Golding in the Leicestershire region of England, where her dad owned and operated Croxall Hosiery.

Martine Croxall is not pregnent as of 2022. The claims that she is expecting a baby are all untrue.

The 53 years old journalist is already a wonderful mother two her two amazing kids. She constantly appears to be spending time with her family, and regularly posts photos of her children and spouse on social media.

Additionally, Croxall pursued geography at the University of Leeds and received her BA in 1990. She also attended the prestigious Bablake School in Coventry and in 1991, she started working for the BBC as a work-study student at BBC Radio Leicester.

While working on East Midlands Today, the BBC regional news program for the area, the English newsreader kept up with this. She also had positions at UK Today and Newsroom South East in 1997.

Martine Croxall has earned a net worth of around $4 million throughout her journalism career. She earns a salary of $75000-$90000 per year as a newscaster for the BBC. 

Croxall presents the news on BBC News on weekly Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays from 18:30 to midnight. She has anchored on BBC World News and World News Today and often presents Afternoon Live on BBC News.

The British journalist served as the BBC's primary reporter during the attacks in Paris in November 2015. David Henderson then complimented her presentation.

The American investigative reporter Nellie Bly was the subject of the Celebrity Mastermind episode that Croxall won in March 2022, according to her Wikipedia bio.