Quirky T4 star Jameela Jamil brings an edgy, gothic style to anytyhing she puts her mind to. With her natural charm and ease in front of the camera, Jameela is quickly carving out a successful career in broadcast and with her first solo presenting role on Koko Pop, 2010 cemented her reputation as one of the UK’s rising new TV stars. Jameela loves DJing and plays a mix of upbeat commercial pop, dance and indie.

From teaching English as a foreign language to co-presenting Channel 4’s cult youth programme T4, London-born Jameela Jamil has come a long way. With her natural charm and ease in front of the camera, Jameela is quickly carving out a successful career in broadcast and with her first solo presenting role on Koko Pop, 2010 cemented her reputation as one of the UK’s rising new TV stars.

Bursting onto E4 in late Autumn 2008, Jameela began her presenting career on E4 Music Zones. With her stunning good looks and down to earth personality she immediately caught the attention of both viewers and producers alike, which in turn led to the opportunity to front the Freesports on 4 coverage of the Free Festival.

January 2009 saw Jameela join the T4 family, co-presenting Freshly Squeezed with T4 staples Rick Edwards and Miquita Oliver. From interviewing rock royalty to Hollywood A-listers, her combination of professionalism and a down to earth interviewing technique, has quickly confirmed Jameela as a bona fide new TV star.

Not content to sit on her T4 laurels though, Jameela has a whole host of exciting projects underway for 2009. Sony Ericsson’s Pocket TV lets Jameela and her co-host – Matt Edmondson, editor of controversial gossip site Holy Moly – get extremely up close and personal with their favourite music artists from Chipmunk to JLS and Sean Paul to N-Dubz. Downloadable to your mobile or viewable via YouTube, Pocket TV offers Jameela the artistic licence to ask the questions she wants, in her own inimitable style.