Julia Morris

Julia Morris first appeared on Australian television as a singer on the talent show New Faces before building a career across comedy, acting and presenting. Stand-up work built a household name through the nineties, alongside starring parts in the sketch series Full Frontal and In Melbourne Tonight, a role in Beauty and the Beast, and a stint in the Melbourne production of the musical I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. A move to London brought British sitcom roles, a co-hosting seat on BBC's Liquid News and appearances on QI. Back in Australia, Julia won the first season of Celebrity Apprentice, raising funds for breast cancer research, then took the role of Gemma Crabb in House Husbands across five Logie nominations. In 2015 she co-hosted the first Australian season of I'm A Celebrity with Dr Chris Brown. A Gold Logie nomination followed in 2022.