On January 9, 1970, Julian Harold Hudson, an English archaeologist, producer, and presenter, was born. For hosting the BBC program Escape to the Country, he is best known.
Hudson was born in Colchester, Essex County. Julian Harold Hudson is the son of Pam and Cliff Hudson. He spent his formative years in Lexden, a historically rural community that is now a Colchester suburb, at his mother’s 40-year-old Bed & Breakfast. In the sizable town of Heybridge in the Maldon District of Essex, his father worked as the technical director and mechanical engineer at E H Bentall & Co. He frequently serves as host of the environmental documentary program Countryfile on BBC One.
Tania Fitzgerald: What does Jules Hudson’s wife do for a living?
Jack Fitzgerald is the son of Tania Fitzgerald and Jules Hudson. Learn more about the TV host’s spouse.
Jules Hudson, a television producer and broadcaster, is Tania’s famous husband. BBC One’s Escape To The Country is hosted by English archaeologist Jules Hudson. His other shows include Cash in the Celebrity Attic, Britain’s Empty Homes, and countless others. However, his most well-known program is still Escape To The Country.
Tania has been the treasurer of the Princess Royal Trust for Carers since 2009. She joined the Carers Trust after Crossroads and it merged with it in 2012. She has spent 16 years there, mostly in the travel and aviation sectors, holding merchant finance positions.
