Tom Wright is best known as the son of DJ Steve right but he has made a name for himself in his own way. He is a talented musician and producer and has released several successful albums and has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry.
His father, Steve Wright was an English disc jockey, radio personality, and occasional television presenter who died on 12 February 2024 at the age of Marylebone, London, England. Tom presents music nights in Camden and was a friend of Amy Winehouse.
Who Is Tom Wright?
Tom Wright age is 31 years old, as of 2024. He was born in 1993 in Greenwich, London, England. He currently resides in Marylebone, London, close to Broadcasting House.
In July 2019, he told the Daily Mirror that he did not have time to look for a new partner, because he worked so much on his radio programmes. He mentioned that his work kept him busy and consumed most of his time, leaving little room for personal relationships. He said,
“I work on an afternoon show on the BBC, and I do a love songs show at the weekend, and it means that I do a lot of interviews, and I prep a lot and I write a lot. So I have to work all the time.”
He had been photographed multiple times indulging in his guilty pleasure of eating double cheeseburgers. He revealed that the Rolling Stones were his favorite music act. He was rumored to be allergic to feathers and penicillin and had spoken out about his weight issues. Having his health concerns, he never backed away from expressing his love for food.
Tom Wright has a sister: Lucy
Tom Wright has a younger sister named, Lucy Wright. She is a health advocate. She is very close to her brother and mother, Cyndi Robinson, an American journalist he had met when working in Reading.
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His parents tied knot in 1985. Steve’s salary was between £465,000 and £469,000, making him the BBC’s fifth-highest-earning presenter, in 2018 – 2019. In the 2024 New Year’s Honours, Wright received the title of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in recognition of his radio services.
