TOM Bradby has become a household name, thanks to his top job on News At Ten.
On September 14, 2022 he joined Julie Etchingham in leading ITV’s coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s Procession to Lying-in-State.
Who is Tom Bradby?
Born on January 13, 1967, Tom Bradby is a 55-year-old British journalist and novelist who was born in Malta.
He’s the anchor of ITV’s News At Ten and was previously the Political Editor.
Tom is married to Claudia Bradby, the daughter of Navy officer Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir Nicholas John Hill-Norton.
She is a jewellery designer and married Tom in 1994 – they have three children – Jack, Louisa, and Sam.
Tom Bradby is a top news anchor at ITV
How long has he been working for ITN?
He has worked at ITN since 1990 when he joined the broadcasting company as an editorial trainee.
In 1996 he was became ITN’s youngest Ireland correspondent.
He’s also been the network’s Asia correspondent and was injured while reporting on the Jakarta riots.
Tom later became a royal correspondent and in November 2010 carried out the first official interview with Kate Middleton and Prince William.
Tom Bradby conducted David Cameron’s first in-depth television interview about his time as Prime Minister – which revealed that the former PM is still haunted by the 2016 EU referendum.
He revealed that Mr Cameron is “sorry” about the state the country has got into because of his decision to hold the EU referendum.
What is Tom Bradby’s net worth?
Tom’s net worth is estimated to be huge – accumulated from his successful career as a journalist, television presenter, and writer.
However, the exact amount is unknown.
Tom was once quoted questioning the salary of BBC’s Andrew Marr – who at the time was paid around £600,000 – saying that “no one in ITV News is paid anything like this”.
