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Inside Gardeners' World Frances Tophill's life: health battle, first home and day job

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Those with green fingers all over the country will know the familiar face of Frances Tophill, presenter of BBC Gardeners' World since 2016.But in her life away from the screens, she has a little-known day job as well as surprising links to Gogglebox stars and even a hidden health battle that she has been facing for years.The presenter kickstarted her career in television after having no previous experience while she was still studying at university.

And since she had a keen interest in gardening, she got in touch with Alan Titchmarsh's Love Your Garden on ITV, which she then went on to star in.

Since then, she's also appeared in Grow Your Own At Home With Alan Titchmarsh and Eat, Grow, Love, as well as writing five books about gardening, Birmingham Live reports.

Here's a closer look into what she gets up to when she isn't giving us gardening tips on TV. Aside from presenting Gardener's World, Frances has another day-to-day job that also allows her to show off her gardening skills.

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