Who is Lucy Martin The Weather Girl?
Lucy Martin is a well Known British weather presenter who rose to fame after landing a job at BBC in 2015. She is not only known for sharing her expertise in her work as she is also visibly disabled representing disabled people in the media. Her courage and determination is inspirational to many and it’s what made her get where she is, becoming the first BBC disabled weather presenter. Being born without her right forearm did not define her destiny instead, as she says it led her to it. Read more on this article to know more about the personality.
How old Is Lucy Martin?
Currently we are two days away from Lucy’s birthday. She will be turning 34 years old on 5 May 2024 as she was born on 5 May 1990 under the zodiac sign of Taurus. She is a native of Whiston, Merseyside, United Kingdom and belongs to White Ethnicity.
Lucy Martin Education
Being a great lover of Geography and everything that comes within it and weather being part of it, is what prompted Lucy to attend Durham University to take a course in Geography, subsequently graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree. Other details about her earlier education are unknown.
Lucy Martin Parents and Siblings (childhood)
Even though she has shielded details regarding her parents and siblings, she says she grew in a very supportive family. Her family always encouraged her not shy away from her disability which always kept her positive minded. They were also members of Charity group that supported children with Upper Limb differences and there she got to meet many children like her. This promoted her to have a normal childhood as she was involving herself with activities like riding bike, dancing, Playing Musical instruments, Swimming and drama.
Is Lucy Martin Married?
Yes, diving into her romantic life Lucy is a wife to Stewart Castledine. The charming couple walked down the aisle in 2020 and welcomed their first born son named Charlie on 8 August 2020.
Lucy Martin BBC Career
The Journalist joined BBC in 2015 after attending an initiative offer by the network. The initiative was provided for the disabled people who had passion for weather and environment to learn about weather presenting. Fortunately, Lucy was awarded the position after just three days of attending the workshop.
In her career she was nominated for an Icon Award which made her very happy and affirmed the positive impacts that she is enhancing representing people with disabilities on media.
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