Jamie Laing

Jamie Laing is the co-founder of the gourmet sweet brand, Candy Kittens. He’s also well known for his long-running role on the reality TV series Made in Chelsea, first appearing in its second series back in 2011.

Jamie Laing is an entrepreneur, presenter, and media personality whose career blends creativity, humour and business acumen. Best known as the co-founder of Candy Kittens, Jamie helped turn a bold idea into one of the UK’s most recognisable sweet brands. Launched in 2012 with a mission to reinvent the confectionery industry, Candy Kittens offers gourmet, vegan-friendly sweets made with natural ingredients, stylish branding and a fresh approach that challenges the traditional image of sweets. Under Jamie’s leadership and vision, the brand has grown into a household name, stocked by major retailers and celebrated for its innovation and ethical values.

Jamie first rose to prominence in 2011 when he joined the cast of the BAFTA-winning reality series Made in Chelsea. His wit, charm and distinctive personality quickly made him a central figure in the show, and he remained a core cast member for over a decade. The platform allowed him to build a strong personal brand and open doors to further opportunities in the media.

Beyond reality television, Jamie has become a familiar voice and face across various formats. He co-hosts Private Parts, a popular podcast that combines candid conversations with light-hearted storytelling, often drawing from his own life experiences. His openness, humour and ability to connect with listeners have earned the podcast a dedicated following. Jamie has also presented and appeared on numerous programmes, from panel shows and documentaries to the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing, where he reached the final in 2020.

Away from the spotlight, Jamie is passionate about entrepreneurship, creativity and mental wellbeing. He often speaks about the challenges of growing a business and the importance of authenticity and resilience. His journey from reality TV to successful brand founder and presenter highlights his ability to evolve, take risks and build meaningful connections with audiences.