Does the journalist, broadcaster, and author Clare Balding wear a wig to cover her hair loss?
The OBE-awarded journalist has worked on BBC Radio 2’s show, Good Morning Sunday. In 2018, she covered the BBC’s European Championships and hosted the live telecast of the Royal Wedding on BBC One.
How I prepare my pets for #bonfirenight pic.twitter.com/I441btKivu
— Clare Balding ? (@clarebalding) November 5, 2021
Currently, Clare works at Channel 4, BBC Sport, BT Sport and is the president of the Rugby Football League (RFL).
Does Clare Balding Wear A Wig? Hair Loss By Alopecia
Clare Balding is frequently mistaken for Claire Balding. Claire Balding, aka Claire Fullam, a well-known media figure and blogger, is experiencing hair loss. Clare Balding does not have alopecia and thus does not wear a wig.
However, in 2020, she revealed something that had shocked many people.
Clare revealed that she had lost 90 percent of her hearing in Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable.
Clare explained, “I need to get my ears done. I’m at about ten percent, and I guess the rest.”
Clare Balding Thyroid Cancer Update
BBC presenter Clare Balding has been declared the all-clear from thyroid cancer. Clara told the Saunders program and BBC Radio 2’s French that she needed no more treatment and medication since having a lymph node removed from her body.
On May 29th, 2009, she announced that she had thyroid cancer.
Clare Balding Partner: Is She Married?
Yes, Clare Balding is married to a fellow British broadcaster and journalist, Alice Arnold. In September 2006, they entered into a civil partnership; Clare and Alice are of the same sex.
In April 2015, Clare and Arnold officially married in a private ceremony.
The pair live in Chiswick, London.
Clare Balding Bio
On January 29, 1971, she was born in Kingsclere, Hampshire, England. As of 2021, she is 50 years old.
Clare was educated at Downe House School in Berkshire.
She had applied to read law at Christ’s College, Cambridge. Tragically, she failed her interview. Balding realized that having a career in law was not what she wanted to do in life.
Later on, she applied to Newnham College, Cambridge, and read English. Clara was the President of the Cambridge Union Society in 1992. In 1993, Balding graduated with a 2:1 honors degree.
In 1994, she became a trainee at BBC National Radio. She has worked on Radio 1, 2, 5 Live, and 4.
Finally, in June 1995, Clare made her debut as a television presenter and introduced highlights from Royal Ascot.