Sandi Toksvig net worth: The Great British Bake Off presenter has this much money

Sandi Toksvig, 60, is a British-Danish comedian, presenter, writer and producer. But what is her net worth?

She is currently co-presenting The Great British Bake Off alongside comedian Noel Fielding.

Her career began in Cambridge, where she studied. She wrote and performed an all-women show at the famous Cambridge Footlights.

Saudi started performing as part of the Players improvisational comedy team at the Comedy Store, London.

She went on to star on television in children’s series No. 73, which she presented from 1982 to 1986.

Her career extended to radio: she has appeared on BBC Radio 4 show’s such as I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, and presented the channel’s Excess Baggage travel programme.

Born to a Danish journalist father and a British mother, Sandi spent most of her childhood in New York.

She has been married to psychotherapist Debbie Toksvig since 2014 (the pair also had a civil partnership in 2007).

They live together on a houseboat in Wandsworth. Toksvig also has three children from her previous relationship with Peta Stewart.

So how much is Sandi Toksvig worth, after a career spanning almost four decades?

Her net worth is $8 million (£6.3 million), according to Celebrity Net Worth.

This is made up of her television presenting salaries as well as the profits from her books.

Paul Hollywood is now the longest standing star on The Great British Bake Off.

But what is Paul Hollywood’s net worth? Paul Hollywood, 53, is a celebrity chef and best-selling author, best known for being a judge on the Great British Bake Off.

The chef has been on the show since its launch in 2010, continuing to judge even when the show moved from BBC One to Channel Four.

Due to his huge pay packet and Bake Off salary, Paul is reported to be worth an impressive £10 million.

The Channel Four takeover reportedly saw Paul’s salary increase from less than £100,000 a series to £400,000.

Due to his high salary, the 53-year-old should get around £1.2million over three years to be the main judge.

When the show was bought back in 2016, experts suggested that Paul would earn up to £3.5million a year with added endorsements. Bake Off aside, Paul owns around £8.8 million of assets in his new company, HJP Media LLP.