Bargain Hunt star Natasha Raskin Sharp has wowed fans with a rare snap of herself which her admirers have deemed 'beautiful' as she announced an exciting new work project away from the popular BBC reality show.
TV presenter Natasha, 37, looked radiant as she posed in a stunning makeup-free selfie which highlighted her natural beauty.
The Bargain Hunt star oozed confidence as she modelled a straw summer hat and a floral royal blue dress in the gorgeous snap which saw her beam from ear to ear as she updated her followers on her new career venture.
Natasha captioned the shot: "This hat maaaaay have been squashed into a bag, but it still does the trick!
"Get ahead…get tuned into my @bbcradioscot music show at 10pm tonight. Hats off to those who listen in via @bbcsounds."
Following Natasha's rare selfie and exciting career announcement, her adoring admirers didn't take long to flock to the comments to shower her with compliments and praise.
"You have one of the most beautiful smiles I have ever seen," one follower gushed.
"Oh wow, this is amazing! Congratulations to you! And may I saw, you are absolutely stunning and so natural," another swooned.
"Wow so beautiful, as always Natasha xx," another echoed, while a fourth added: "I'll definitely be tuning in. You look so cute in that hat."
Scottish-born antiques expert Natasha has appeared on many BBC shows across her career.
The Bargain Hunt presenter entered the world of antiques with guidance from her father, Philip Raskin, who is a well-known Scottish artist who specialises in landscapes and seascapes.
Daughter Natasha was born in 1986 and started working with auction house McTear's at the beginning of her antique career.
The auctioneer had been selling her father's work and it is what led to her TV career.
Natasha is the middle of three children, and her whole family are lovers of art.
The expert has appeared on shows across the globe including Antiques Road Trip, Flog It! and For What It's Worth.
Speaking on why she chose a career in antiques, Natasha previously said: "I was gently nudged in the direction of the antiques trade and auction houses by my dad, who thought that I'd be well-suited to the environment.
"Although I'd never normally admit it, he was absolutely right."
