Why Is Harpz Kaur Leaving BBC?
Harpz Kaur will be leaving BBC to take a long break and catch up on her sleep. She feels like she hasn’t slept in a lifetime while running to host the morning show. She had to wake up at 4 o’clock to reach the BBC building on time. She felt she was living in the fast lane and admitted the pressure she had to endure in the early mornings.
In spite of what pressures came on her way, presenting Asian Network breakfast was something of a dream job.
Kaur is proud of what she has done. The most enjoyable part for her was probably watching artists like Joy Crookes and Priya Ragu emerges as new talent and establishes themselves on the Asian music scene during her time on the show.
The Breakfast Show host was born to a Sikh family on January 22, 1990, in Huddersfield, United Kingdom. She completed her post-graduation from Leeds Trinity University, England, in Broadcast Journalism.
She has interviewed famous stars like William, Rani Mukerji, Kareena Kapoor, and Manpreet Toor. In 2019, she helped launch The Bhangra Project on BBC Asian Network. She is a motivation for all the humble community young ladies situated in Punjab.
Who Is Harpz Kaur Married To -Her Husband DJ Amrit
Harpz Kaur is married to DJ Amrit. She got married on July 22, 2017, to him.
They celebrated their wedding in a grand way where they met the venue magical. On the wedding day, life-size cutouts of the couple were prepared, which left the guests and the couple awed and speechless.
They saw the groom, Amrit, holding the radio mic, and the bride, Harpz holding platinum vinyl with the dhol. This was something different that had not been seen at weddings before, and it left guests breathless with joy.
Harpz Kaur’s Wedding Photos
Harpz Kaur’s wedding photos are everywhere on the internet. Harpz and her husband, DJ Amrit, approached Cartoon Couple and requested a range of products that reflected their personalities and love for music. The couple wanted their guest to enjoy themselves, to feel the love they felt, and for the night to be magical.
The wedding was made grand through the bride and groom. Guests were left awed by the wedding venue.