Who is Edith Bowman? Baftas 2019 red carpet host and DJ married to Tom Smith
EDITH Bowman is a familiar face and voice to British music fans, and she's also taken on a presenting role at the Bafta TV awards.
But, what else do we know about the Scottish DJ and who is she married to? Here's everything we know about her.
Who is Edith Bowman?
Edith Bowman was born in Anstruther, in Fife, Scotland, on January 15, 1974 - that makes her 45.
She kicked off her TV career presenting the news on MTV.
Edith used to host the Weekday Afternoon Show and the Weekend Morning on BBC Radio 1, and has been the voice for the television and radio adverts for electrical store Comet.
She has also hosted radio shows on Captial FM, BBC Radio Six Music and was the host of the re-launched of Virgin Radio UK Breakfast Show from March until September 2017.
TV wise, Edith has presented BBC Scotland series Teen Commandments plus Top of the Pops until the end of the series.
She has appeared in coverage of festivals such as Glastonbury, T In The Park and Reading and Leeds Festival, for both BBC Radio and TV.
Edith was even a reporter for the BBC during their coverage of Prince William's 2011 wedding to Kate Middleton.
Edith hosted The Biggest Weekend in 2018.
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Who is Edith Bowman married to?
Edith is married to Editors frontman Tom Smith, who she wed in 2013.
The pair live together in London with their two sons - Rudy and Spice.
Bowman has previously spoken of her relationship with Smith.
She said: "My husband asked me to marry him in 2013 when I was least expecting it.
"We’d always joked that we’d get married on our 10th anniversary together, but it still took me by surprise.
"We’ve lasted because we’re respectful of each other and each other’s work.
"Both our professional lives are in the public eye, so our relationship is private."
"I manage to juggle family and work commitments because Tom and I coordinate our diaries.
"We also have an amazing nanny, who is a mother herself. That’s the thing I’ve come to terms with – it’s all right to ask for help."