Iain Lee is a renowned British television and radio personality, whose impressive career has spanned numerous mediums and formats.
He began his educational journey by graduating in performing arts from Middlesex University, which laid the foundation for his future endeavors.
While he is primarily known for his work as a presenter, Iain has also showcased his acting chops in various sitcoms and sketch shows, earning him praise from fellow industry professionals such as Bob Mortimer, who has cast him in several projects.
Between 1998 and 2000, Iain presented Channel 4's tri-weekly rude comedy programme, "The 11 O'Clock Show", where he would venture out onto the streets to interview people about their thoughts on peculiar topics, such as cloning Princess Diana.
He is also well-known for hosting Channel 4 shows "RI:SE" and "Thumb Bandits", as well as appearing on "Big Brother" spin-off shows, including "Big Brother's Little Brother" and "Big Brother's Bit on the Side".
Outside of presenting, Iain has achieved remarkable success in celebrity editions of popular British game shows, winning episodes of "The Weakest Link", "Ready, Steady, Cook", "Mastermind", and "Pointless Celebrities".
In addition to his television work, Iain has made a significant impact on the radio, having fronted shows on XFM, LBC 97.3, Absolute Radio, Virgin Radio, and BBC Three Counties.
In the spring of 2016, he launched his late-night phone-in show "The Late Night Alternative", which has garnered widespread critical acclaim and is streamed on YouTube weekdays between 10pm and 1am.
Iain's impressive career continued when he featured as a contestant on the British reality TV adventure series "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!" in 2017, finishing in third place and losing out on second by a mere 0.09%.
Following his time in the jungle, he has been offered several television gigs and can currently be seen presenting competitions on "Loose Women" and as a guest entertainment editor on "Good Morning Britain".
