Absolutely Everything We Know About Calvin Harris' Wife Vick Hope
Here's everything you need know about BBC Radio 1 host Vick Hope.
Vick Hope is a TV and radio presenter, and author. She was born and raised in Newcastle upon Tyne, before moving to Cambridge for university, where she studied French, Spanish and Portuguese.
In an interview with A-List, Hope explained she took night classes to help her get into Cambridge. 'I was so determined,' she told the outlet. 'I'd read about Cambridge University and my teachers said it was a risk and told me to go to another uni but I'm very hard working and my school didn't do the subjects I needed and wanted to do, so I taught myself Spanish at adult education classes to do my A-level exam and same with further maths, which I taught myself in a year.'
She continued: 'I wanted to stand out from the other kids who had gone to Eton. I was strong willed and my parents instilled this notion of hard graft.'
Vick currently hosts three shows a week for Radio 1 - Going Home with Vick and Jordan, Life Hacks and Official Chart: First Look.
In recent years, Vick has also become a regular face on our TV screens. She has hosted kids shows including CITV's HOW , and worked as a roving reporter for This Morning. She also led Channel 4's coverage of the Paralympic Games in Tokyo last year.
Vick Hope was born on 25 September 1989, making her 35 years old.
Vick and Harris' relationship actually goes as far back as 2007. In an interview with You Magazine, Vick revealed she rejected him when he asked her on a date.
'It's something that we laughed about on our first proper date,' she told the outlet. 'We still laugh about it now.'
It wasn't until 2022 that rumours of a romance began circling between the pair, after they were seen together at Chelsea Flower Show - marking their first public appearance. This appearance also sparked engagement rumours, with Hope telling Hello Magazine 'You know what, I was very overwhelmed by the interest in it, but I'm keeping my private life private. I've never really experienced this before about my private life, but it's just for us.'
It wasn't until 2023 that the pair went Instagram official on a trip to Ibiza, before getting married in September that year. It's thought that they celebrated with a Glastonbury style wedding, with reports even suggesting that Nile Rodgers and his band Chic were flown in from the US to perform for the star-studded guest list.
In their adorable Instagram post, the couple shared they'd chosen the name Micah for their son.
'20th of July our boy arrived. Micah is here!' Harris wrote on Instagram. 'My wife is a superhero and I am in complete awe of her primal wisdom! Just so grateful. We love you so much Micah.'
Yes! You can keep up to date with all things Vic at her handle @vicknhope.
In 2022, Forbes & Business Insider estimated Vic Hope's net worth to be around £1.2 million.
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