Bargain Hunt star Natasha Raskin Sharp wowed fans as she shared a childhood photo from 35 years ago. The BBC star, who joined the popular BBC show in 2014, is adored by audiences.
Natasha, now 38, shared the cute snap on Instagram as she promoted her BBC Radio Scotland show. She wrote: “One of my favourite records from tonight’s @bbcradioscot playlist is from 1989. This was me when it was released…can’t say I’d heard of The Orchids then! Listen in at 10pm via @bbcsounds.”
She was quickly met be a flurry of comments saying how adorable she was in the photo. One fan wrote: “Ah so cute!,” while a second echoed: “You looked cute.”
Read moreAlan Titchmarsh reveals ‘unbearable’ behaviour of major stars he’s interviewed
“Absolutely adorable,” another commented, while a fourth said: “Not changed a bit Tash.”
Another fan agreed: “Ya never change a bit,” and a sixth added: “You was so cute Natasha.”
Alongside playing both the role of an expert and anchoring Bargain Hunt, Natasha also stars on Antiques Road Trip, Flog It! and the now finished Baggage Battles. The Scottish TV presenter welcomed baby Jean in January with her husband Joe Sharp, a producer of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, having managed to keep her pregnancy secret.
During her late-night slot on BBC Radio Scotland, Natasha disclosed that her newborn already had a love for music. “Joe and I have welcomed a little baby into the world and she’s just the best,” she said. “She already has a favourite song, little Jean Sharp is a David Bowie fan,” she added, before playing ‘The Jean Genie’.
Months after their daughter’s arrival, the auctioneer admitted that she and her husband were still finding it hard to get a good night’s sleep. “Eight months of no sleep…how’d that happen?” she wrote. “No early night tonight, though: I’ll be on @bbcradioscot from 10pm,” she shared on Instagram. “Car keys to distract Jean just in shot. Whatever works, right?!”
Although Natasha seldom shares details about her marriage, she revealed in a BBC interview that the couple shares a passion for the culinary diversity of Glasgow. “My partner and I are guilty of eating out too much,” she once shared. “Glasgow has so many great restaurants, too much of my spare time is spent eating delicious food and not enough time is spent working it off in the gym.”