Cherry is a broadcaster specialising in gritty life style documentaries centred around herself and coping with the challenges of being a modern woman
Cherry began her onscreen career with numerous documentary series on BBC Three. She then presented Britain's Favourite Supermarket Foods and Secrets of the Sales where she explored the psychology of sales shopping, and the tricks the high street stores use to keep us coming back for more.
She has also appeared on Celebrity MasterChef and fronted Women's Health: Breaking the Taboos, where she uncovers the secrets and taboos surrounding women's health.
Her gritty documentaries focussed on where Cherry was in her own life; Cherry Gets Married, Cherry Has a Baby and Cherry Gets Pierced. Her honest, warm, and engaging presenting style quickly established her as a trusted household name.
Cherry is probably best known for presenting Inside the Factory and 10 Years Younger in 10 Days.
She has since presented Don’t Tell the Bride, The Best of British Takeaways and Sunday Morning Live.
In addition to her TV work, Cherry has written "Letters to my Fanny", an hilarious and candid memoir about twenty-first-century womanhood in which she shares outrageous, poignant, and eye-wateringly funny confessions in a love letter to her body.
Cherry has written for several publications including Grazia, You Me Baby magazine, and Cellardoor online, and has a unique and funny style that appeals to a wide audience.