The TV and radio host will also be appearing next to the show’s other famous (and regular) faces John Craven, Anita Rani, Adam Henson, Hamza Yassin, Sean Fletcher, Sammi Kinghorn, Margherita Taylor, Charlotte Smith, Joe Crowley, Tom Heap and Datshiane Navanayagam.
Vick is also featuring as a guest on Channel 4’s Countdown over the next few weeks, as Mathematician Dr Tom Crawford stands in for Rachel Riley.
But what is her net worth and what other presenting duties has the Newcastle-born star done?
What is Vick Hopes’s net worth?
Vick’s current net worth isn’t available but in 2022, Forbes & Business Insider estimated it to be around £1.2 million.
The 35-year-old is best known for hosting Capital FM’s regional breakfast show alongside Roman Kemp from 2017 until 2020.
She previously co-hosted BBC Radio 1’s Life Hacks show with Katie Thistleton but the pair are now at the helm of the Drivetime Show.
Vick’s other presenting stints include Vick Hope’s Breakfast Show for ITV, BBC One’s Pointless and The One Show.
Vick even competed on series 16 of Strictly Come Dancing but was sadly voted off in week five.
Who is Vick Hope’s husband?
In May 2022, it was reported Vick got engaged to legendary DJ Calvin Harris – it came after they were spotted at the Chelsea Flower Show with Vick wearing a rumoured engagement ring.
Although Vick didn’t address any relationship rumours, she told Waitrose’s Weekend Magazine later that August: “I’m the happiest I’ve ever been.”
She added: “It sounds so gushing, but I’ve worked out what makes me happy.
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“It just takes time – it’s about getting older, and surrounding yourself with the right people and the right things… and to just try to have fun. Life is too short.”
Later in September 2023, the couple got married at Hulne Priory in Alnwick, Northumberland.
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Does Vick Hope have 4 fingers?
Vick has previously spoken about a childhood accident that resulted in her losing part of her finger.
She explained on Shopping With Keith Lemon: “I was in Zimbabwe, I was in a shop and there was all these little statues of Pigmy warriors and I was like three years old so I was like, ‘I want to be their friend, I want to give them a hug!’
“I gave them a hug, it fell against another one, scissored, chopped it straight off.”
