Jamie Laing
British media personality, entrepreneur and presenter, Jamie Laing is the host of the NewlyWeds and Good Company podcasts. He founded the fastest growing confectionary company in Europe, Candy Kittens, in 2012.
British media personality, entrepreneur and presenter, Jamie Laing, found fame on the hit reality TV show Made in Chelsea. Jamie’s since gone on to launch the gourmet confectionary brand Candy Kittens, the fastest growing confectionary company in Europe, alongside Ed Williams, and has become a significant charismatic figure on British television and radio.
Building on his successful entertainment and entrepreneurship careers, Jamie’s founded Jampot Productions, his podcast production company, of which he hosts two chart-topping podcasts – NewlyWeds, with his wife Sophie Habboo, which had a sold out tour in 2024, and Great Company, where Jamie’s interviewed the likes of Elizabeth Day and YungBlud.
In 2025, he completed an incredible 150+ mile run from London to Salford, raising over £2mill for Comic Relief.
He's the host of a prime BBC Radio 1 show, appeared on Strictly Come Dancing and has partnered with the likes of Burberry, Spotify and CeraVe.
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