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💙 Hosted the Global Premier of @badgalriri new film SMURFS in Brussels 🩵

Wore cute heels alllll day then took them off just as RiRi arrived 😂

thanks for having me @paramountpics @smurfsofficial that was a fun one-vlog on the way! 💫

#globalpremiersmurfs #rihanna #badgalriri #smurfs

Had this convo with @ajtracey about mixed identity a while back but it keeps resurfacing recently so I thought I’d reshare it - let me know if you relate to any of this in the comments!? Or maybe you’re a mixed person with a totally different experience 👀 LMK ⬇️

#mixedrace #ajtracey

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

This is going to be impossible to summarise in one post, but here goes *GULP.* Am I surprised that MTV is closing its music TV channels? Nope. Is it the end of an era? Absolutely. Was it time? Probably. Whilst music videos have transcended from TV to a new online world, MTV will always be an iconic brand. It holds importance in many peoples memories, and I’m proud to have been a part ofthat history for 13 years ✨

I’vedone all my most essential growth into the woman I am today, whilst being at MTV. I went from young girl (with no experience just a fashion degree) to a whoooole woman I know young Becca would be so amazed by and excited to become. I do wonder what kind of person I would have become without the insane life experiences that MTV opened me up to..

Hosting international live shows to over 120 countries. Travelling to almost 60 countries. Comfortably standing on stage in front of 50,000 people.Filling live on air for more than 12 minutes whilst Nicki Minaj is stuck in her dressing room. Learning how to charm A listers in 6 minutes for amovie junket. Hosting over 20 of my own TV shows. Working with different teams of people every other week. Dealing with sulky celebs.. and managing sleezy ones 😅

And it didn’t come without its challenges! Learning to navigate severe imposter syndrome, anxiety, and believe it or not, stage fright whilst on the job was tough.But when I look at where I started to where I am now, it is quite literally day and night. MTV opened the door to many other jobs, channels and brands, as well as a 10 year radio career, so I owe a lot to MTV and all the teams I worked with across the 13 years.

To every co presenter, producer, AP, make up artist, camera opp, director, script writer, lighting opp, sound person, runner, exec, creative, editor, gaffer, researcher, TAM, andand everyone who makes the magic happen -on set, in the gallery, in the edit and beyond ❤️thank you for being part of my journey 🙏

We will miss MTV being on our telly’s but the brand and its legacy will forever live on! And online of course 🤩 the next chapter begins ✨ Hi 2026!

#mtv #presenter

1 WEEK TO GO! DEADLY is showcasing the new wave of artists in Jamaican music as part of @sxswlondon 🇯🇲🇬🇧

Thursday 4th June 🗓️
UNLOCKED Shoreditch 📍
Doors 6pm, First act 7pm sharp⏰

Live performances from:
@amaria_bb
@akinaeman
@official_samory
@zacjonesstony
@zionmarleyofficial

Ticket link in bio #DEADLY

Come see the next wave of music Jamaica has to offer 🇯🇲🇬🇧

The DEADLY Showcase, SXSW London at Unlocked Shoreditch. Thursday 4th June.

Link in bio for tickets 💥

#DEADLY

DEADLY Showcase, SXSW London at Unlocked Shoreditch. Thursday 4th June 2026, 6pm.

Grab a THURSDAY Music Wristband and you’ll have entry to all music events happening on this day including the DEADLY Showcase ✨💫 Link in bio!

#DEADLY #SXSWLONDON

DEADLY Showcase, SXSW London at Unlocked Shoreditch. 4th June 2026, 6pm.

Music Day Wristbands £25 and you’ll have entry to all music events happening on this day. Link in bio!

#DEADLY #SXSWLONDON #ZIONMARLEY

The DEADLY Showcase spotlights the new wave of Jamaican music at @sxswlondon 💥 Thursday 4th June at @unlocked.shoreditch - hit the link in bio and buy a Thursday music wristband, which gains you entrance to all music events that day 🫶 #DEADLY

“Once You Go,You Know”

ITS LADIES NIGHT AT - The Hottest Weekly Reggae, Dancehall, Soca and Afrobeat Party In Los Angeles.

Doors open 10pm-2am.

Bottle service and more info (213)634 5299.

For guest list hit “LINK In BiO” on our page.

#SeeYouOnTheDanceFloor
#ExperienceJamaicaInHollywood
#FayahSundays
#CaribbeanPartyInLA

Actually loving this new way of life for me 🏋️‍♀️ who knew !

The Morning Method is a great shout thank you @andsoulsanctuary for showing me the way 🫶

#gifted

If you like R&B and Neo Soul with a little added scotch bonnet, you’re gonna vibe with @Akinaeman - very excited to have her performing at the DEADLY showcase at @SXSWLondon on 4th June! More artists to be announced this week 💚

If you’d like to come, head to the link in my bio and purchase a Thursday music wristband. This gets you into all music events happening on thursday including the DEADLY Showcase xx

LA I’m inside you 😍 first time DJing out here let’s goooo ✨✨✨