Alistair Appleton Biography

Alistair Appleton is a British television presenter, journalist, psychologist and meditation coach. He is currently the presenter of the BBC One TV show Escape to the Country.

Alistair Appleton Wiki

• Name: Alistair Appleton
• Birthday: February 12, 1970
• Place of Birth: Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom.
• Gender: Male
• Height: 6 feet 1 inch (1.86 meters)
• Weight: n/a
• Nationality: British
• Profession: Journalist
• Married/Single: Married

Alistair Appleton Age

He was born on February 12, 1970, in Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom.

Alistair Appleton Husband

She is married to her husband and partner Daniel. The couple lives in Newhaven, East Sussex. Appleton was openly gay and dropped out of college. However, she admitted in the Gay Times article that she could only talk about her sexuality when she was in Poland and Germany.

Alistair Appleton Family

Her parents are father Peter and Sally Cooper (mother). He has one brother. Growing up in Lee-on-Solent, Hampshire, Appleton sang at St Faith’s church as a child.

Alistair Appleton Home

The TV presenter resides in East Sussex, Newhaven. He lives in a 1930s French captain’s house in the harbor with his partner Daniel.

Alistair Appleton Height and Weight

He stands tall at a height of 6 feet 1 inch (1.86 meters) and has an average body weight.

Alistair Appleton Education

He was born in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Appleton, Kent. Studied 10 O Levels and 3 A Levels at St John’s Catholic School in Portsmouth. He then went on to study English Literature at Gonville and Caius College at Cambridge University in 1988.

While at school, Appleton sang in the church choir, appeared in many productions, and rowed for the school team. He is a member of the European Drama Society at Cambridge University. She went on to complete a second degree and traveled from England to Poland. She started writing poetry while in Poland, organized classes for children and taught at the University of Gdańsk, Poland.

Alistair Appleton Career

He then began teaching English in eastern Germany and became a translator and correspondent for Deutsche Welle TV. Her popularity skyrocketed when she became the host of DW’s teen pop culture show Heat. She returned to the UK in 1999 and appeared in a number of commercials, including BBC One’s Garden Invaders (2001), Money in the Attic (2002-05) and BBC Food’s Stately Suppers (2005). He also appeared in Doctor Who’s episode “Fear the Ghost”.

He has hosted many television shows, including The Proms. Appleton starred in the German movie The Eighth Dead. He also appeared in the documentary “The Soccer Wife” and “The Man Who Drinks the World”. Beginning in 2000, Appleton began practicing meditation, specifically training in religious practices. He has also been working on ayahuasca outside of Buddhism at the Spirit Vine Ayahuasca retreat in Brazil since 2004. He studied with his contemporary Vajrayana teacher, Reggie Ray.

She graduated from Minster Center London with a MA in Advanced Psychotherapy in 2014 and is now a licensed psychotherapist in Brighton. He
was announced for the BBC US drama Penthouse Cash in 2007, but was not featured in the series. He has been presenting the BBC TV show Going to the Country since 2007. He has also hosted Penthouse Money, Family Doctor and Majestic Dinner. In January 2016, she took part in the program “Celebrity Mastermind”, which is in the second place with 21 points and is the subject of the 20th year of European classical music.

Appleton has a psychotherapist background and teaches meditation in classes and retreats in the UK. She resides in brighton, has a local clinical practice and is a certified member of the British Council of Psychotherapy and mostly works alone.

Alistair Appleton Escape to the Country

Appleton has been a member of Escape to Country since 2007. He never said he was leaving the show in 2021 to focus on his health. “Traditional radio has a conventional shelf life… nothing lasts forever,” he said in his interview with

, adding that his priorities are different now, just like he was in his 20s. “In my 20s I just wanted to be a famous TV host, and when I turned 30 I realized that was a very dangerous path for me because I knew it was pointless to have more pressure, more value. to watch slavery,” Mind-Springs’ to.

Alistair explained that she was “very unhappy” and “smoked, used drugs, went out.” Appleton added that the show must have a “healthy” or “correcting angle” if it is to continue making television.

Alistair Appleton Net Worth

Appleton estimated net worth is under review.