James Kelly is the estranged husband of Laura Kuenssberg. Learn about his age and Wikipedia here.
James Kelly is a British management consultant. He is recognized as the husband of Laura Kuenssberg, the first female political editor at the BBC.
Kelly’s wife is also an award-winning journalist, who previously worked as the BBC’s chief political correspondent and editor at the ITC news.
As far as we know, Kelly and his wife are happily married and many people are excited to know more about their married life.
Who Is James Kelly? Everything About BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg Spouse
James Kelly, the husband of Laura Kuenssberg is actively working as a Business consultant in the UK.
He had also worked as a former Director for Deloitte and is the co-founder of the Corndel Limited, as mentioned on his LinkedIn profile.
The couple had studied together at the Univerisity of Edinburgh. Meanwhile, Kelly came to the US after finishing his degree to study at Harvard University.
The couple now lives together in east London and does not have any children, as per Express.co.uk.
Mr. Kelly is very modest about his private life and keeps out of the public eye, despite the fact that his wife is a popular face on British television.
James Kelly Age & Wikipedia
James Kelly is in his forties just like his wife, who is currently 45 years old. We are unable to fetch details about his birthday.
Meanwhile, Laura Kuenssberg was born on August 8, 1976. Her Wikipedia notes that she was born in Rome, Italy to Nick and Sally Kuenssberg.
Meanwhile, we are unable to discover the social media handle for James Kelly.
What Does James Kelly Do? His Net Worth And Salary
James Kelly is working as a Business consultant. His net worth is expected to be higher than $1 million USD at present times.
The national average salary for a Business Consultant is £40,775 per year in the United Kingdom. Kelly, however, might earn even more due to his experience.
Meanwhile, if we talk about his wife, Laura Kuenssberg has earned a net worth of around $2 million as a political editor for BBC.
She started her career at NBC News and was also the chief correspondent for Newsnight between February 2014 and July 2015. Today, she is regarded as one of the prominent commentators on the British political scene.