Andi Peters net worth: ITV presenter’s huge net worth and salary REVEALED

Andi Peters, 48, is one of the most recognisable faces on British television, having presented countless ITV breakfast shows.

Along with starring in Live & Kicking, GMTV, Good Morning Britain and Lorraine, he has also hosted Dancing on Ice: Extra.

The presenter and journalist first found fame when he himself starred on Dancing on Ice in 2006, going on to present the show’s spin-off for the rest of the series.

With so many hit shows on his CV, how much is Andi Peters worth and what is his salary?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Andi has an impressive net worth of £3 million.

Andi was born and raised in South West London, landing his first TV gig presenting Children’s BBC, playing alongside the famous character, Edd the Duck.

He then went from strength-to-strength, presenting a host of TV shows such as Live & Kicking.

Andi then moved from the BBC to ITV, where he landed roles on CITV such as The Noise and Scratchy & Co.

The Battersea-born star has also featured in films, supplying the voice of a small part in the movie Toy Story 2.

After taking part in Dancing on Ice, Andi fully embarked on his career with ITV, becoming a co-host of Sunday morning cookery show, Sunday Feast, in 2006.

Since then he has become a permeant fixture on the channel, presenting shows such as The Big Reunion, Show Me The Telly and Ejector Seat.

Andi also owns a modelling agency for fitness models, becoming a cover star himself when he appeared on the cover of Men’s Health UK in 2007.

One year later Andi went on to appear on the third series of MasterChef, reaching the final.

While Andi’s salary hasn’t been disclosed, it is likely to be high, with fellow ITV’s breakfast show hosts making up to £1 million a year.

Appearing on Celebrity MasterChef himself, how does Andi’s net worth compare to the show’s host, John Torode? 

John Torode, 53, is an Australian-born celebrity chef, rising to fame on ITV’s This Morning before becoming a household name on BBC One’s MasterChef.

The chef has been presenting MasterChef and its spin-off Celebrity Masterchef since the series was relaunched in 2005, alongside fellow chef and restauranteur, Greg Wallace.

John has been a permanent fixture on the show ever since, starring in MasterChef spin-offs such as Celebrity MasterChef, MasterChef the Professional and Junior MasterChef.

With a career spanning almost 30 years and a successful TV show on his CV, how much does John have in the bank, and how does it compare to his co-host?