Rosie Jones is a British comedian and actress known for her appearances on “Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule”, “Would I Lie to You?” and “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown”. Jones is a stand-up comedian and an actress who has been on Edinburgh Nights. She has written for “Sex Education” and presented “Daddy Look at Me with Helen Bauer.”
She also won a comedy award from the LGBT+ magazine Attitude and has consistently championed handicapped people worldwide. Jones has been making news about her lesbian sexual orientation every time she appears on TV.
On October 7, 2021, she came on “Question Time” and was ableist insulted, but she utilized the event to stand up for herself and her beliefs. With her expanding fame, she has amassed over 131k followers on Twitter: @josierones.
Who is Rosie Jones?
- A comedian and actress.
Rosie Jones’s Origins
Rosie Jones was born in Bridlington, Yorkshire, on June 24, 1990. Rosie Jones was born. She is British. Jones is White and born under the sign of Cancer.
Raised by supportive parents, Rosie was always pushed towards her passion of being a comedian. She attended the Headlands School before enrolling in the University of Huddersfield, where she graduated with honors in 2011.
When she glanced up on TV or radio, she realized nobody looked or sounded like her. She did her first stand-up at a friend’s comedy night.
Rosie Jones’s Career
- Rosie Jones began her career at Channel 4 as a junior researcher for Objective Media Group.
- She stayed at home for a few years before enrolling in a screenplay program at the National Film and Television School.
- She performed stand-up comedy and was a finalist in the 2016 Funny Women Awards.
- She finally got to cover the 2016 Summer Olympics. Simultaneously, she started writing for “The Last Leg”.
- “Would I Lie to You?” and “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown” are among her significant literary works.
In 2017, she was on 8/10 Cats. - “Inspiration” was her 2015 Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut.
- Next year saw her in “Silent Witness” and “The Last Leg.”
- Her 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe play was named “Fifteen Minutes.”
- Also, she appeared at the Greenwich Comedy Festival.
- In 2019, she appeared on “Hypothetical.”
- She featured at the 2019 Women of the World Festival and at Spectacular for Comic Relief.
- Her other credits include “The Guilty Feminist” podcast, “The Last Leg: The Correspondents” online show from Channel 4, “Things Not to Say” from BBC Three, and “Period Dramas” from BBC Web.
- In June 2019, she co-hosted Daddy Look at Me with comedian Helen Bauer.
- On BBC drama “Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators” third series in 2020.
- She was recently on BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz.
- In 2020, she co-wrote four episodes of the Netflix comedy-drama “Sex Education.”
- In the same year, she featured on “Question Time” on BBC One.
- In May 2021, she featured in “Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure” on Channel 4.
- Her last appearance was on “Question Time” on October 7, 2021.
Rosie Jones’s Relationship Status
Rosie Jones isn’t married yet and keeps her personal life private. She has been outspoken in stating that she is a lesbian. When she didn’t embrace her sexuality, she struggled since she wasn’t homosexual or handicapped.
Jones has always advocated for handicapped people’s rights and sought to safeguard them by sharing her experiences of bullying and everyday struggles. She is especially concerned about the susceptibility of handicapped persons to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Rosie Jones’s Net Worth
Rosie Jones is a successful comedian and actress. Jones began her career as a junior researcher for Objective Media Group and has since become one of the most successful comedians.
Her income comes from TV appearances and stand-up comedy gigs. Her net worth is believed to be approximately $800k.
Rosie Jones’s Body Measurements
Rosie Jones is a stunning late-20s woman with an average figure. Her height is 5ft 7inches. (1.70m) and 58kg (132 lbs). She has light skin, brown hair, and brown eyes.