Naga Munchetty is a television presenter who appears in many Brits homes each morning on BBC Breakfast. The esteemed journalist is a woman of many talents – she is a skilled piano and trumpet player, an accomplished golfer, and a sophisticated snooker player – who can even rustle up a delicious cocktail. Who is Naga […]
Naga Munchetty is a television presenter who appears in many Brits homes each morning on BBC Breakfast.
The esteemed journalist is a woman of many talents – she is a skilled piano and trumpet player, an accomplished golfer, and a sophisticated snooker player – who can even rustle up a delicious cocktail.
James Haggar is an actor, director, and Broadcast Consultant at ITV.
The 47-year-old is best known for his stint in TV series ‘Five News’, as well has directing work on ‘The Football Factory’, ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, and “It’s All Gone Pete Tong”.
He was born in Edgbaston, England and is, much like his wife, a keen golfer and snooker player.
Haggar began his career in 1999 as an assistant director on the short-film ‘Simon Sez’.
The BBC Breakfast presenter previously boasted that her husband James is a “feminist”.
“My husband proudly declares himself a feminist, as do many of our friends, male and female – I think it’s very hard not to,” she wrote in Glamour magazine.
Naga and James do not share any children.
But the couple are parents of sorts, as they are said to own two Siamese cats named Kinky and Ronnie.
The pair both have extremely busy careers.
Naga, 46, and James dated each other for several years before they tied the knot.
They enjoyed their first date at a pool club – a place both the snooker fans loved.
It seems they were impressed with each others skills, as the couple are now happily married.
Naga and James have been married since 2007, after dating for several years previously.
“James and I don’t row, and he’s a lovely, lovely man, he’s definitely the better half,” she said while discussing Haggar on the ‘Her Spirit’ podcast.
They now live in Hertfordshire, and the presenter regularly shares pictures of them enjoying a round of golf or sharing a drink with friends.
Despite recently declaring she “doesn’t do Valentines day”, she revealed that her and her husband are still an affectionate couple.
She told BBC Radio 5 Live: “Head rub! I gave a head rub yesterday and it was received with such gratitude!”
