Steve Jones
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Stephen Ashton Jones (born 16 March 1977) is a Welsh television presenter who currently leads the presenting team on Channel 4 F1.
He is best known as presenter of Channel 4's former teen schedule T4.
In the United States, he is known as the host of the first season of The X Factor USA.
He was also the narrator of the MTV reality series Geordie Shore.
Early life
Jones was born in Tylorstown, and currently resides in both London and Los Angeles.
Career
Esquire's founder, Tony Carr, began his modelling career. Jones stepped into presenting, fronting programs such as The Pop Factory Awards with Liz Fuller and 99 Things to Do Before You Die. He then became a regular fixture on Channel 4's weekend entertainment show T4. In 2006, he worked with T-Mobile with XFM DJ Lauren Laverne.
Jones appeared on BBC One in February 2009 and Claudia Winkleman, who was later replaced with Alex Jones. With Konnie Huq, he introduced Guinness World Records Smashed in early 2009. Jones began presenting As Seen On TV in the same year. He also hosted 102 Ways to Leave a Gameshow, which premiered in July 2010. He sat in for Janice Long on BBC Radio 2 in August and September 2013.
Jones has also done some acting. He appeared in Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging, as himself in two episodes of the television series Plus One. He was not involved in the film It's a Wonderful Afterlife in 2010.
For their 2010 Summer/Autumn ranges, Jones conceived and modeled clothing for Shop Direct Group's in-house brand 'Good Souls.'
Jones will leave T4 after seven years as a host on October 22, 2010. T4 Stars Of 2010: On November 21, 2010. On BBC One in 2010, Jones introduced Drop Zone, a new game show in which eight teams faced a series of physical and mental challenges in six of the world's most remote locations.
Jones was first revealed in May 2011 that she would co-host The X Factor USA with Nicole Scherzinger. However, Scherzinger was later promoted to the vacant judge slot vacated by Cheryl Cole, and Jones was scheduled to present the show solo. Jones appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where he discussed being a model, life in Los Angeles, and working on The X Factor USA. Jones hosted A Night with Beyoncé, a live music special on ITV in December 2011.
Jones revealed in January 2012 that he had been fired as the host of The X Factor USA. After much rumors, show producer Simon Cowell confirmed that many changes would be made to the show for the second season. Judges Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger were also suspended from the series. Jones hosted Let's Dance for Sport Relief for the BBC in 2012, the fourth series of the fundraising show on the BBC in February 2012. "The BBC, Let's Dance, and Alex Jones...three of my favorites things," Jones said in a tweet. I couldn't have hoped for a better show to come home to...I can't wait!
"The words were likened to those of us."Jones appeared on the BBC Three reality show Hair in 2014. In 2015, the programme was revived for a second series before being moved to BBC Two. Jones was replaced by comedian Katherine Ryan for the second series of The Second Series. Jones co-presented two series of the Channel 4 cookery show Weekend Kitchen with Waitrose and Lisa Snowdon in 2014, which aired every Saturday morning. Young, Free & Single: Live on E4.
Jones began presenting My Kitchen Rules: United Kingdom, a daytime cooking game show on Channel 4, in 2016. On January 29, 2016, it was announced that Goedele Liekens will co-host Channel 4's latest series, Sex Box. On April 4, 2016, the program began. Jones was confirmed as the lead anchor of the Formula One coverage on Channel 4 in March 2016. He hosts live races and highlight shows. With Noel Fitzpatrick, he co-presented Animal Rescue Live: Noel Fitzpatrick's Special on Channel 4 in 2017.
Joining co-hosts Mark Webber and David Coulthard, Jones hosts the On the Marbles F1 Podcast.