After 12 years fronting The One Show you might think presenter Alex Jones doesn't get nervous hosting live TV anymore. But having just come off a stint as part of the line-up of BBC big names fronting the coverage of the Queen's death, the Ammanford star is keenly aware of her privilege of being involved in such events, as well as realising that without the nerves in place you'll have lost your edge.
That 'edge'', the buzz, the excitement, will certainly come in handy when Alex finally returns to the stage at St David's Hall to host the Bafta Cymru Awards in person this Sunday, October 9 - the first time the ceremony has been held with a live audience since 2019. It's been a busy autumn so far for Alex, though, the end of the summer saw her return to the BBC One nightly show after the summer break, front segments for the aforementioned royal coverage, and have time to spend with her 'brilliant' family, whose support she values in buckets.
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