Gail Porter Joins the Brave, Bold & Brilliant Women’s Speakers Division!

Renowned TV presenter and mental health advocate, Gail Porter brings her powerful story and invaluable insights to audiences everywhere. Known for her openness about her journey through fame, mental health struggles, and resilience, Gail captivates audiences with a relatable and inspiring approach. She speaks on a range of impactful topics, including mental health, self-acceptance, overcoming adversity, and navigating life in the spotlight.

Gail is also a passionate advocate for homelessness, drawing on her own experiences to shed light on this important issue. Her talks provide both inspiration and a call to action, encouraging audiences to support those facing life’s toughest challenges.

Book Gail for an event that motivates audiences to embrace resilience, compassion, and understanding.Bafta Award winning TV Presenter, Author, Stand Up, Advocate for Mental Health and Alopcia.

Remember we can tailor make specific talks for your event plus fireside and Q & A's

Fees: Starting at £4,000, depending on the event.

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Bafta Award winning TV Presenter, Author, Stand Up, Advocate for Mental Health and Alopcia.

Gail Porter is a Scottish television personality, television presenter, former model and actress best recognised for featuring in shows like ‘Fully Booked’, ‘The Movie Chart Show’ and ‘Dead Famous’. She commenced her career on small-screen presenting shows aimed for children and family like ‘Children's BBC Scotland’, ‘Children in Need’, ‘Fully Booked’ and ‘The Movie Chart Show’. She then branched out into modelling in the late 1990s and turned heads posing nude for FHM. The photograph was projected on the Houses of Parliament as part of a guerrilla marketing campaign. She went on to feature in several other TV shows including ‘Celebrity Blind Man's Bluff’, ‘Lily Savage's Blankety Blank’, ‘The Games’, ‘Dead Famous’, ‘The Wright Stuff’ and ‘Celebrity Big Brother’.  Gail  developed alopecia totalis and lost her hair but resolved not to hide her bald head with a hat or wig so as to raise awareness of the condition. She became ambassador for the ‘Little Princess Trust’ and serves as a vice-president of ‘The Children's Trust’.

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