The freelance broadcaster and writer Wesley Kerr’s biography has not got updated on the Wikipedia site. Read the full article to find out everything about him. 

Wesley is a well-known television personality who has starred in BBC’s documentaries Diana: The Truth Behind the Interview, The Windsors: A Royal Dynasty, and Grace of Monaco: Hollywood Princess.

He is a keen historian and horticulture, who previously served as the Heritage Lottery Fund Committee chairman for London and HLF London Parks for People Committee.

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Royal Correspondent: Wesley Kerr Wikipedia Bio

The Wikipedia profile of journalist Wesley Kerr is missing on the Internet at present.

He studied at the Andover Grammar School and later got an open Scholarship at Trinity College, from where he received his BA degree.

Wesley then Joined the BBC network in 1979 as a trainee and director. In addition, he also worked as a Correspondent and producer of different episodes and documentaries till 2003. Throughout his career at BBC, he reported and broadcasted news from over 40 different countries.

Wesley is also known for appearing in different BBC documentaries and Tv series. He recently was featured in the TV movie documentary Edward VII – The Playboy Prince who Changed Britain (2021).

Who Is Wesley Kerr’s Partner?

Wesley Kerr being a private person, hasn’t revealed anything about his partner in the media.

Since his Social media accounts are away from the public reach, we couldn’t trace much about his previous partners.

Wesley Kerr’s Age

The age of Wesley Kerr, as of 2021, hasn’t been revealed by any news portals. However, he is assumed to be in his fifties, judging from his appearance on TV and recently published images.

Wesley’s Salary

As a freelance Journalist Wesley earned an average yearly salary of $60k. 

In addition, as he was involved in different historic BBC documentaries as well, he must’ve accumulated a plenty sum to support his lavish life.

He received the RHS General Certificate in Horticulture in 2004 for his article in magazines like the Times, Sunday Times, National Trust Magazine, and Guardian. 

Wesley has competed in debate in different seminars on culture and heritage at venues like the British Library, British Academy Forum, and Anglo-American Conference of Historians.

Details On Wesley Parents

He was born to his biological parents in London but later was brought up by foster parents in Hampshire and Middlesex.

He hasn’t thought of disclosing the names of his parents in any interviews.