Isabel Webster has become a favourite amongst GB News viewers after hosting its Breakfast show since the channel’s launch in 2022. She co-hosts the show with Eamonn Holmes, who she also worked with on Sky News.
Away from her work, Isabel is happily married to her husband Liam Pearce and they share two children.
Revealing her day-to-day routine, Isabel opened up in an article for GB News about what goes on behind the scenes.
The 41-year-old wrote: “Each day starts with a plan, but once the camera starts rolling at 6am anything can happen and one developing news story can totally transform the show.
"Within a heartbeat you have a front-row seat witnessing history in the making, and there's no thrill like it.
“The other great joy is the range of people I get to meet and interview. I like holding a politician or public official to account on a big issue of the day. But I get just as big a buzz from speaking to someone who otherwise might not have a voice and providing them with the opportunity to tell their story to the wider world.”
Isabel revealed that people often ask her “how [she] copes with the early mornings”, but she explained that she’s a “natural early bird” and her working hours fit in with her family life.
She explained: “I have young children, so this means I can collect them from school and nursery and put them to bed at night while prepping for the morning show. It can be a bit of a juggle but I know how privileged I am to be able to do that as a working mother.
“Like our viewers, I lead a busy life.”
Isabel previously opened up about her health woes and revealed that she had been suffering from back problems.
The presenter also said she was determined to keep fit in order to prevent the pain from getting any worse.
She wrote on Instagram in September: "I’ve had loads of back problems recently and am determined to build up my strength to stop the rot setting in!"
This comes after it was revealed she helped her co-star Eamonn with his own health issues.
The 64-year-old shared that she became his “nurse” after he was left struggling to walk due to chronic issues with his back.
Eamonn has battled mobility problems and underwent spinal surgery in 2022 after suffering from chronic pain.
