August 31st 2024.
Kirsten, a familiar face from the iconic children's TV channel CBBC, recently shared an update from her vacation and it's safe to say that she hasn't aged a day in the last 20 years. The 52-year-old presenter is best known for hosting the popular art program, SMart, on CBBC. However, these days she can be heard on BBC Radio Berkshire, hosting her own show. On her social media, Kirsten enjoys reuniting with her former CBBC colleagues, such as Barney Harwood and Michael Absalom, and sharing these moments with her followers.
Apart from catching up with her TV friends, Kirsten also loves posting snapshots of her travels on Instagram. Most recently, she visited the beautiful island of Crete and shared a breathtaking photo of the sunset behind her. In the picture, Kirsten can be seen wearing a lovely green and white dress. She captioned it with a nostalgic tone, saying "Ahhh Crete, you were wonderful. Can we do it all again? #notreadyforwinter." Her followers couldn't help but shower her with love and compliments, with one account dedicated to the popular children's show Balamory, commenting "You've never changed." And we couldn't agree more!
Earlier this year, Kirsten paid tribute to her former SMart co-presenter Mark Speight, who tragically ended his life in 2008. His untimely death was a shock to the nation, as many young viewers had grown up watching and admiring his work on the art program. Speight was one of the original presenters of the show and had been a part of it for 14 years since its debut in 1994.
Kirsten and Speight quickly became fan favorites due to their on-screen chemistry and friendship. And even though it has been 16 years since his passing, the memories they shared still hold a special place in Kirsten's heart. On April 7, she shared a heartwarming throwback photo of the two of them goofing around and wrote, "16 years. What a gloriously funny man he was, and so loved."
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