BIOGRAPHY

Will Njobvu is a TV presenter, journalist and podcast host whose infectious personality, sharp wit and live presenting skills make him one of the UK’s most exciting on-screen talents. Known as the go-to voice for reality TV and pop culture, Will has built a strong profile in the UK and is now expanding rapidly in the US.​ 

 

Loved for his authentic personality, fearless fashion and unapologetic opinions, Will brings charisma, humour and confidence to everything he does - from major live TV shows to celebrity interviews and viral online moments.

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In 2025, Will cemented his place as a leading entertainment voice, working with Channel 4 and News UK as a Reality TV Correspondent, delivering exclusive interviews and coverage across some of Britain’s biggest shows. In same year, he hosted the main stage at UK Black Pride, celebrating diversity and queer excellence.

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Will is also a regular entertainment correspondent and personality for NBC in New York, appearing across flagship network programmes including NBC News, The TODAY Show, NBC News Daily and Top Story with Tom Llamas - marking his growing international reach.

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His other 2025 credits include panel appearances on Big Brother: Late & Live (ITV2), Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two (BBC Two) and The Real Housewives of London finale.

 

In 2024, he hosted the BBC Three RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Grand Finale Event, and worked with Netflix UK on Love Is Blind UK as a backstage correspondent and finale host. Will is also currently filming exclusive backstage gossip for ITV's Britain’s Got Talent -  set to air alongside the show’s 2026 series.

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He previously fronted Channel 4’s hit documentary Life After Love Island, which became the network’s highest-performing episode of its Untold strand (2.5M+ views), hosted The Masked Singer: Unmasked (ITV2), and Married At First Sight UK’s London premiere.

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A confident live performer, Will has hosted Pride in London’s main stage for the past three years, introducing headline acts like Rita Ora, Adam Lambert and Bebe Rexha.

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Will is also skilled at using his social media platforms to generate buzz and excitement around the launch of TV shows and films, collaborating with major networks including ITV, Channel 4, BBC, Netflix and more.

 

He has also worked with leading global brands such as Malibu, Meta, Skittles, Sony, Universal and TikTok, creating engaging and entertaining content that connects with audiences worldwide.

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His media broadcasting career began in 2019 on Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine, followed by hosting FYI Daily (ITV2 & ITV4) and BBC Africa’s What’s New? He’s also appeared as a panellist on Love Island: Aftersun (ITV2), The Apprentice: You’re Fired (BBC Two) and I’m A Celebrity: The Daily Drop (ITV2).

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In 2018, Will made Sudden Cardiac Deaths for Victoria Derbyshire’s BBC Two show — a personal documentary inspired by his own heart condition diagnosis at 22. He now works closely with the British Heart Foundation to raise awareness and support research.

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On social media, Will attracts over 8 million monthly views across TikTok, where he entertains his Gen-Z audience with sharp pop culture commentary and his viral podcast Tea Time with Will Njobvu, interviewing big names and reality stars across TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat.

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Before stepping into the spotlight, Will worked behind the scenes at ITN, Sky News and ITV’s This Morning. A trained journalist, he graduated from De Montfort University’s Leicester Media School.