Paul Martin Illness: Is Antiques Presenter Sick?
Paul Martin is currently healthy and not sick, however, he previously suffered from the illness Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). This has led the television presenter to have a gluten-free diet and avoid dairy products.
The antique expert has totally recovered from his illness and is now completely fine. From his recent appearances on tv, it can be seen that the television presenter is getting young day by day. He further went on to confirm it in an interview.
The television presenter revealed that his health is completely fine after losing quite a weight over the past several months. The antique dealer further went on to thank all the supporters who were there for him in his times of difficulty. He feels to be more active and energetic than before.
He appeared first on the BBC show named Flog It! on 2002 and went on to host the show for 16 long years before the show eventually was canceled back in 2018. The presenter was identified by a team of BBC Bristol after his interview about his passion for oak furniture.
Who Is Paul Martin Wife Charlotte Godfrey?
The BBC Antiques Road Trip presenter is married to his wife Charlotte Godfrey and is together with her for the past 15 years.
The BBC presenter married his wife back in 2007 and lives there together ever since on their property in Seend, Wiltshire. Their house is a property built in the 1830s with farmland of 12 hectares and it is surrounded by its own arboretum. The television presenter’s wife also works for BBC as a production coordinator.
The couple is happy together despite the BBC coordinator being 20 years younger than her husband and living together with their kids. They are blessed with a boy named Dylan and a daughter named Meredith. The kids as of 2022 are 14 and 11 years respectively. According to the television presenter, he wishes that his children inherit his love for antiques.
How Much Is Antiques Expert Paul Martin Worth?
According to different sources, the BBC Antiques Road Trip presenter has a net worth of around 4 to 5 million dollars.
The BBC Antiques Road Trip presenter has an illustrious career as a television presenter, especially in shows that feature antiques. He has reportedly earned a salary of around 150-199k pounds for his appearance per episode. Further, he has also earned quite a sum from his appearances on other shows also.
Besides, the television presenter is also an author and loves to write which is also one of the sources of his income. He further owns an antique shop under the name Paul Martin Antiques particularly specializing in 18th and 19th-century oak woodwork antiques. The television presenter also makes quite an income from the business also.