Pamela Ballantine Biography, Age, Net worth, Measurements, Weight loss

Pamela Ballantine Biography

Pamela Ballantine is a freelance Northern Irish television presenter, best known for her 27-year career. She is a famous people who is best known as a TV Show Host. Pamela was born on October 20, 1958, in Northern Ireland. She and Gillian Porter are both well known for their work on UTV. Pamela Ballantine is a member of the famous TV Show Host list. Famous for her three-decade-long career with Northern Ireland’s UTV channel, she presented the programs UTV Live, UTV Life, and RPM, and also hosted the game shows Hot Pursuits and Ulster Schools Quiz.

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Pamela Ballantine Age

Ballantine was born on October 20, 1958, in Belfast, United Kingdom. She is 60 years old.

Pamela Ballantine Net Worth

Pamela has an estimated net worth of $8 million. She earns through being an actress.

Pamela Ballantine Measurement

How tall is Pamela Ballantine – 1,72m.
How much weight is Pamela Ballantine – 86kg

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Pamela Ballantine Husband

Ballantine was married to Downtown Radio presenter John Paul Ballantine until 1994.

Pamela Ballantine Broadcasting Career | Pamela Ballantine UTV

Ballantine began her broadcasting career at Downtown Radio as a secretary, and gradually moved on to reading and reporting for the Downtown newsroom, as well as presenting her own program and covering for other programs on the station. She later worked for BBC Radio Ulster as a morning presenter before moving to Ulster Television as a continuity announcer and news presenter in 1983.

Ballantine moved from the continuity department to become a regular newsreader on UTV Live at its launch in 1993. She went on to present and report for the nightly magazine show, UTV Life, from March 1999 to February 2009.

She was also a regular presenter and reporter for RPM. and presented UTV game shows Ulster Schools Quiz and Hot Pursuits in 1994.

In 2009, Ballantine returned to the UTV continuity department and became a relief weather presenter at the station. This followed press reports claiming UTV management had offered her the option of accepting a different role at the station or taking a redundancy severance package from the company.

A year later, her staff contract with the station was not renewed. Press reports claimed UTV had told Ballantine that her role was no longer available and had offered her freelance work, which she later accepted.

Ballantine continues to freelance for the station as a continuity announcer and ambassador, occasionally presenting the weather or news reading. In 2016, she returned to presenting UTV Life, which airs every Friday evening.

Pamela Ballantine weight loss

1 Up and at it – what is your morning routine?

Every day is different as to what time I get up; it all depends on what work I am doing that day. I have to lie on for a while after I wake (just to get behind my eyes, as the old saying goes), then I catch up with the TV news, have a shower and eat breakfast.

2 What might you eat on a typical working day for…

Breakfast? Usually porridge or oat bran with fresh fruit. Sometimes I’ll have a banana on wholemeal toast or yogurt and fruit. If I have time at weekends, I might make bacon and scrambled or poached eggs. I don’t drink tea or coffee at that time of the day.

Lunch? At lunch-time, I would probably have soup or a salad or sometimes an omelet.

Evening Meal? Anything from mince steak or chicken, to stir-fries or pasta.

3 Is nutrition important to you?

Yes, it is. Our bodies need fuel, so I try to have a balanced diet which includes fresh fruit and vegetables every day.

4 Are you a calorie counter?

No, I couldn’t be bothered, simple as that. Life is too short to count calories; there are always more important and fun things to do.

Pamela Ballantine reveals her makeup bag secrets

Ballantine may be one of Northern Ireland’s best-known faces, but her beauty and makeup routine are far more relaxed than one might think.

Pamela is arguably one of Northern Ireland’s best-known presenters, renowned for her friendly hosting skills on some of television’s most popular shows, including Friday evening’s UTV Life which draws a weekly plethora of A-List stars who clearly love joining Pamela for a chat on her famous sofa.

UTV confirmed last year that the on-screen team on all in-house productions, from UTV Life to Pamela Ballantine’s chat show, would apply their own make-up.

Whilst makeup workshops were provided for all those presenting staffs who wished to attend, a spokeswoman at the time explained that ‘most on-screen staff already apply their own make-up for news bulletins and reporting tasks.’ She said, “Viewers will not notice any difference on-screen.”

Whilst some viewers speculated at the time that they would notice the difference, it is certainly clear that Pamela remains as polished as ever. But Pamela explains she is more casual towards her beauty routine than people might think. “My ‘everyday’ beauty and makeup routine begin in the morning when I wash my face with a face cloth to wake me up and use a foaming cleanser in the shower.

I put on moisturizer which is The Body Shop Vitamin E cream. If I am not going out or if I am only nipping out to the shops, or going for a walk I don’t bother with make-up. If I have put on make-up then it takes about five minutes to slap it on (I do take a bit more time for the TV).

“At night I use cleansing wipes to my remove makeup, then use Boots No 7 Cleanser and Toner followed by The Body Shop Vitamin E night cream. If I haven’t put on make-up I just wipe my face with a cleansing wipe and toner before putting on night cream.

“I use Estee Lauder Double Wear Light foundation, number three color but when I have a tan its number four. It stays on all day but is not heavy and clogging. I like to put a bit of bronzer on – but not so much that I look like I have been tangoed,” Pamela laughs.

“ I do wear powder to stop shine. Also use a thin line of black eyeliner which I soften with a brush. I have a pallet of eye shadows I bought in Sephora in Spain which give a smokey effect. For mascara I like a black non-smudge one, usually Boots No 7, a bit of blush, lip liner and lipstick and I am good to go. I do like my lippy to coordinate with what I am wearing but I like soft pinks for day time.

Pamela Ballantine Biography, Age, Net worth, Measurements, Weight loss