Stephen Mulhern

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Stephen Daniel Mulhern (born 4th of April 1977) is an English television host, entertainer, magician, and showbiz celebrity.

Mulhern has hosted the ITV2 spin-off series Britain's Got Talent since 2007, and has more recently launched ITV game shows including Catch Me, Big Star's Little Star, and In for a Penny.

With Emma Willis, he co-hosted the Sunday breakfast show on Heart Radio.

Early life and education

Mulhern's parents were market traders. He attended St Bonaventure's Secondary School in Forest Gate, East London.

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Career

Mulhern gained an interest in comedy and magic from his father, who taught him tricks when he was 11 years old. The family spent their holidays at Butlin's Minehead in Somerset, where Mulhern first appeared in public. He became the youngest member of The Magic Circle, which culminated in an interview with Harry Houdini on Blue Peter. Mulhern was later suspended from The Magic Circle for announcing a magic trick on the children's television show Finger Tips. The suspension was eventually lifted.

He created a magical display at Stephen's Mega Mad Magic Show after dropping out of school. Michael Barrymore of My Kind of People won another television talent show called The Big Big Talent Show, hosted by Jonathan Ross, and as a result, he was allowed to participate in the Royal Variety Performance at the Victoria Palace Theatre in 1997.

Mulhern has appeared on Disney Channel and later on CITV with Holly Willoughby on Saturday Showdown. Since being introduced on television, The Quick Trick Show and more recently Tricky TV have appeared. Mulhern created and presented the Channel 4 magical show Freaky in 2005. In 2006, he appeared in second place in a magic routine on an episode of The Slammer. Flawless, a dance group that went on to perform on Britain's Got Talent (a spin-off show of which Mulhern appears), came first. During the call-in procedure, Mulhern's 2010 entertainment show Magic Numbers included magic and illusions.

He used glamour models and bodybuilders, or viewers of the program and their mothers, for his Tricky TV series. He also uses female celebrities. Holly Willoughby, his former Showdown co-host, has assisted him in a number of illusions, including being sawn in half and beingheaded with a guillotine. Katherine Jenkins, Rachel Stevens, Louise Redknapp, and actress Mischa Barton were among the other celebrity assistants.

Mulhern took over co-presenter of Sunday breakfast from 9 a.m. on the Heart Network on August 5, 2012. When regular hosts, Jamie Theakston and Emma Bunton are away, the pair will host the Heart London Breakfast show.

Mulhern began hosting shows on Virgin Radio UK in 2021. Graham Norton was interviewed in the 9:30am to 12:30 p.m. slot in August and a week of the Chris Evans Breakfast Show in December. Mulhern returned to Virgin to host a week of Chris Evans Breakfast Show in April 2022.

Mulhern began presenting on CITV in 1998. Fearne Cotton's four series of Finger Tips from 2001 to 2003, as well as with Naomi Wilkinson in 2004. Tricky TV, the children's television show, ranging from 2005 to 2010. Holly Willoughby co-hosted Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown (originally called Ministry of Mayhem) from 2004 to 2006.

Mulhern hosted Dancing on Ice: Defrosted from 2006 to 2007, while Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby hosted the main show.

Mulhern hosted ITV2's Got Talent, which aired immediately after the main ITV show, which is hosted by Ant & Dec. Mulhern has been associated with the word 'unbelievable' since 2013, which has gradually morphed into his catchphrase, with Ant & Dec often imitating him, and he's also known for saying, "dooosh!" "It's been for some time" in the poem ".

Mulhern narrated Animals Do the Funniest Things, ranging from 2009 to 2011.

Mulhern appeared inside 'The Hub,' a small segment on the ITV daytime show This Morning. He most recently hosted the show on Thursday and Friday mornings, but he appeared on Wednesdays and Thursdays before Matt Johnson's departure in the summer of 2013. Mulhern has appeared at the main stage only occasionally, assassinated by the regular hosts.

On ITV, he hosted primetime game show Magic Numbers in 2010. Mulhern has appeared on numerous episodes of The Big Quiz.

Mulhern has released a new ITV game show Catch Up since April 2013. Mulhern's Little Star, an ITV show in September 2013, saw celebrities and their children compete for up to £15,000 for charity.

Mulhern launched Sunday Side Up on ITV on October 27, 2013. Mulhern hosted the Illusionists, an entertainment special on ITV on December 21, 2013. Mulhern's guest appeared on Sunday Night at the Palladium on September 14, 2014, on September 14th.

Mulhern launched Get Your Act Together, a primetime television reality show that premiered in early 2015. Reality Bites, an ITV2 panel show, began on February 5, 2015. In 2015, he hosted The Magic Show Story, a one-off special for ITV and The Saturday Night Story, a two-part series focusing on Saturday night television. Mulhern introduced Pick Me!, a daytime game show on ITV, as well as ITV's annual charitable telethon Text Santa, which is available in 2015. Mulhern became a victim of Ant & Dec Undercover's Saturday Night Takeaway segment in March 2015.

After replacing Ashley Roberts, Stephen became the host of the 'Ant vs Dec' segment on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway in February 2016. Mulhern co-hosted The Next Great Magician with Rochelle Humes for ITV in 2016 and Go for It. Mulhern will host The National Lottery Draws on ITV on April 12, 2018.

Mulhern hosted In For A Penny, a film based on a segment he appears on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway of the same name.

Mulhern's new game show on ITV, Rolling In It, starring both contestants and celebrities, was launched in August 2020.

Mulhern hosted Dancing On Ice in February 2022, while Phillip Schofield was a stranger from COVID-19.

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