BBC journalist Fiona Trott seems absolutely healthy, considering her active engagement in her professional endeavors!

Fiona Trott, widely recognized as the senior correspondent for BBC North of England, is speculated to have been suffering from some illness. However, she appears absolutely healthy and is currently focused on her career.

Since the beginning of her professional journey as a journalist in 1996, she apparently hasn’t taken a break for a while. Almost three decades have passed, and still, she is unstoppable when it comes to her career.

Over the years, as a BBC news correspondent, Fiona Trott has covered the news in several areas, including politics and public affairs. She has lately been following Jay Slater‘s case who went missing during a holiday in Tenerife on June 17, 2024.

#StormEmma: Remember volunteer @abi1805_snail we spoke to on @BBCBreakfast? Her dad Tony changed my tyre on the A69 a few years ago! #thisiscommunity pic.twitter.com/HmpBuQfmie

— Fiona Trott (@bbcfionatrott) March 8, 2018

A day ago, on July 16, she added a post on her Twitter covering the passing news of missing teenager Jay Slater, mentioning his cause of passing to be ‘consistent trauma with a fall in a rocky area.’

Well, the active involvement of Fiona Trott in BBC news coverage and her active Twitter account provide enough evidence to say that she is not ill and in good health.

]Fiona Trott’s physical appearance hasn’t changed a bit, although she has been doing TV reporting for the past 25 years!

After earning a degree in PG dip radio journalism from Darlington College in 1996, Fiona commenced her career journey by joining the Council of the European Union as a Service de Presse.

After that, she worked for the Committee of the Regions for almost a year and then straightly landed at the BBC in November 1997, serving as a correspondent, reporter, and presenter for television and BBC radio.

Search teams in Tenerife are still scouring the Spanish island for missing British teenager Jay Slater one week after he disappeared.

Fiona Trott had the latest from Tenerife on #BBCBreakfasthttps://t.co/17gUrrQ8xz pic.twitter.com/ST6LCZ1oza

— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) June 24, 2024

It is almost 27 years old stuff, but surprisingly, people haven’t noticed any weight gain or loss in Fiona Trott. Moreover, her physical appearance seems almost indistinguishable, besides a slight difference in her hairstyle.

Apart from that, her personality, dressing sense, and presentation style have remained unchanged.

Additional Information

• Fionna Trott completed her Bachelor’s in European Studies with French in 1995 from Durham University.
• In addition to being a journalist, Fiona has volunteered for several organizations worldwide, such as WWOOF in the USA and Australia, African Impact in South Africa, and the Jatun Sacha Foundation in Ecuador.
• According to her LinkedIn profile, she has also worked as a Women’s Empowerment Mentor in Sankalp, Jaipur, India.