Alex Scott’s Life Off Camera Ahead of I’m A Celebrity
Former footballer and television presenter Alex Scott is reportedly set to join the lineup of celebrities heading to Australia for this year’s I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The 41-year-old star could be on the brink of another career milestone with her potential appearance in the show.
Career Highlights
Alex Scott gained recognition as part of the England team, making 140 appearances for her country. She represented clubs such as Arsenal, Birmingham City, and teams in the United States. In 2012, she played for Team GB at the London Olympics before transitioning to a career in broadcasting, including regular appearances on the BBC’s Match of the Day.
Life Beyond Football
Outside her professional commitments, Alex’s private life has occasionally made headlines. Reports suggest she once went on an awkward date with Coronation Street actor Sam Robertson in 2020. The two met for a candlelit dinner at a trendy restaurant in Soho, London, but the evening didn’t go quite as planned.
“I never seem to have a lot of luck on dates,” she said. “My one date in ages was going out with Sam [Robertson], who is lovely.”
She told The Sun’s Fabulous magazine that the next morning, photos of their night out appeared in the media after someone at the restaurant snapped a picture of them.
Author’s Summary
Alex Scott’s career continues to flourish beyond football, though her personal life, including a brief encounter with actor Sam Robertson, reveals her relatable charm off-screen.
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