Nigella Lawson

Nigella Lawson is a distinguished writer and broadcaster, celebrated for her ten bestselling cookbooks. Her global influence has established her as a prominent figure in the culinary world. With a warm and charismatic presence, Nigella captivates audiences, sharing humorous and engaging stories from her life. In 2016, she spoke to a sell-out audience at the Sydney Opera House.

Available for fireside chats, and personal appearances, Nigella’s most recent cooking series, Simply Nigella, aired on BBC2 in 2015. She has also judged and mentored on the UK and US versions of The Taste and was a guest judge on MasterChef Australia in 2016.

Her television appearances include Nigellissima on BBC2, Nigella Feasts on Food Network, Nigella’s Christmas Kitchen, and Nigella Express on BBC2. Her first book, How To Eat: The Pleasures and Principles of Good Food, published in 1998, launched her into the spotlight. The success of her Channel 4 series, Nigella Bites, along with several other series, has been accompanied by bestselling books that have sold over 10 million copies worldwide.

Nigella studied Medieval and Modern Languages at Oxford University and started her career as Deputy Literary Editor at The Sunday Times. She then transitioned to a successful freelance journalism career, contributing to various publications and writing a beauty column for The Times Magazine.

Among her accolades, Nigella was named Author of the Year at the British Book Awards in 2000, Best Food Personality by the Observer Food Monthly Awards in 2014, and Television Personality of the Year at the Fortnum & Mason Awards in 2016. Nigella continues to inspire and entertain with her significant contributions to the culinary and media landscapes.