Julia Bradbury is most known for her nature, travel, and British walks series on television. Celebrity is preparing to host a new kind of show titled, Julia Bradbury: Breast Cancer and Me, an ITV documentary about her experience with breast cancer.

The extremely intimate video will follow her journey through breast cancer, including her decision to have a mastectomy and notifying her young children about it.

But when was Julia diagnosed with cancer, and what TV programs has she hosted?

Julia Bradbury is a British television presenter who is best known for her work on BBC’s Countryfile.

The 51-year-old actress was born in Dublin, Ireland, in July 1970, when her Greek mother and British father were visiting the nation at the time.

Julia began her television career in the mid-1990s, including appearances on GMTV, Top Gear, and Channel 5.

She joined the BBC’s Watchdog in 2005 and joined the Countryfile presenting team in 2009, alongside Matt Baker, where she remained until 2014.

Since then, she’s hosted a variety of episodes about her travels around the world – as well as her favorite outdoor walks in the UK.

Julia Bradbury’s Best Walks with a View began airing on ITV in 2016.

Julia Bradbury presented Britain’s Favorite Walks, Top 100 with Ore Oduba in 2019 and also travelled to Australia for the eight-part series Australia with Julia Bradbury.

The Greek Islands with Julia Bradbury, which broadcast on ITV in 2020, as well as For The Love Of Britain, are recent shows.

In 2021, she hosted Cornwall and Devon Walks with a View, as well as Britain’s Green Islands, a show on Orkney that she co-hosted with Alex Beresford.

Julia has written five books about pleasurable walks, including Unforgettable Walks, Canal Walks, and Railway Walks, in addition to her successful television career.

She also founded The Outdoor Guide, an outdoor activity website.

Julia and her husband Gerald Cunningham have been married since 2000.

Gerald is rarely seen in public, however it has been generally claimed that he works in real estate development.

The couple has three children together: Zephyr, 10, and twin girls Xanthe and Zena, both seven years old.

While Julia does post about her family on social media, she prefers to hide her children’s faces by using floral GIFs and emojis.

Julia has also been candid with her fans and following about her breast cancer diagnosis, which she revealed in September 2021.

She was diagnosed with a 5cm tumor in her left breast and had a mastectomy and surgery in October 2021.

Julia stated in an interview with You magazine that she first discovered a lump in her breast in summer 2020, but it was deemed to be ‘harmless micro-cysts,’ according to the newspaper.

After the lump became sensitive, she was evaluated again a year later and given an ultrasound scan.

The bump was found to be malignant after a biopsy, which Julia learned from her specialist while filming on a series of short films for ITV’s This Morning.

‘When I did discover a lump, I was very open about having mammograms,’ she told the same program in April 2022.

‘When I got my cancer diagnosis, which as you know was while I was working for you guys, making my beautiful forest films, which I love, [being honest about it] just seemed like the right thing to do.’

She added , ‘It’s completely unbelievable. Until you’re in that situation, you don’t know how you’re going to react…

‘You immediately think about death when you hear the word cancer, it’s just immediately where you mind leads to.’

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