Bargain Hunt's Christina Trevanion shares huge update on new series as fans say same thing
Bargain Hunt viewers can expect new episodes soon as presenter Christina shared an important update online.
Christina Trevanion shared a major update about the upcoming series of Bargain Hunt. The presenter, 43, revealed she has been recording the voice overs for the latest series of the BBC programme.
Taking to Instagram, Christina shared an image of herself beamed as she stood in a recording booth. She added the caption: "Well… it made me smile, so hopefully it will make you too!
"A day of being in the booth @theaudiocafe.co.uk watching the antics of our red and blue teams. Lots of new @BBCBargainHunt episodes winging their way to you very soon."
Christina's followers flocked to the comments as they all said the same thing about the presenter's "infectious" smile. One wrote: " Such a beautiful smile. Such a beautiful woman."
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"What a lovely natural picture," added a second. Another penned: "That darn smile," followed by a heart eye emoji. A fourth commented: "You’re my favourite Bargain Hunt host," as another posted: "My fave antiques expert."
She is also a key figure at Trevanion and Dean, an auction house in her hometown and has graced the screen alongside personalities like Eric Knowles, Roo Irvine and Natasha Raskin Sharp.
Last year, Christina left her followers begging to know how she had transformed her body after posting a series of bikini snaps.
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The mum-of-two has been candid about her journey towards personal wellness, as she penned a message about her weight loss. She began: "It may sound rather naive, but it has taken me 41 years to realise that physical well being is equally as important as your mental health".
Christina reminisced about her hectic life in her 30s, juggling roles as a parent and wife, managing a budding business and a burgeoning television career, which left minimal time for self-care.
She confessed: "As a result, for over a decade I completely forgot about 'me'. In my 40's I have finally realised that, rather than putting myself at the bottom of the pile, I really needed to start looking after myself too.
"I can safely say that I have never felt healthier, happier, stronger or more fulfilled... long may it continue! Stop running around pleasing everyone else and make time to look after YOU folks, self care is critical and it's revolutionary!"
