in London for BBC One. Radio work Perry presented Suzi Perry's Formula 1 Anthems on BBC Radio 2 during her time with BBC's Formula 1 commentary team. Online broadcasts During the coronavirus lockdown of spring 2020, Suzi began a series of live Instagram broadcasts, called 'Suzi’s Breakfast Club', that incorporated interviews with people from the worlds of sport, music and entertainment. These included motorsport stars Carl Fogarty, James Toseland, Colin Edwards, Max Biaggi, Steve Parrish, Mark Blundell, David Coulthard, and Jason Plato. Also Jack Savoretti, Carol Vorderman, and Mark King of Level 42. The majority of broadcasts were also uploaded to YouTube. Honours In September 2016, Perry was made an honorary Doctor of Engineering by the University of Wolverhampton for services to science, technology, and work encouraging young entrepreneurs. Personal life In 1997 Perry married Steve Bullock; their marriage lasted four years. In September 2008, she was engaged to her Dutch boyfriend, Bastien Boosten, whom she met while filming The Gadget Show She suffered a ruptured ectopic pregnancy on 17 February 2009, and was taken to West Middlesex Hospital from her home in Chiswick, where she underwent surgery after losing four pints of blood. They married on 6 August 2009, with an Elvis impersonator conducting the 30-minute ceremony. She was the first celebrity bride to post her wedding pictures on Twitter. From April 2010, Perry lived in London, but shared a house in the south of France with Boosten. Perry gained a stepdaughter through her second marriage. In 2019, Perry contracted Dengue fever virus followed by post viral fatigue. Perry is a supporter of Wolverhampton Wanderers football club. She has a motorsport jewellery collaboration with Alyssa Smith Jewellery. Charity In 2006, Perry appeared as a celebrity showjumper in the BBC's Sport Relief event Only Fools on Horses. On 12 July, after being voted off the show, she revealed that she had fallen off her horse 12 times. Perry is a patron of Promise Dreams, a charity launched in 2001 and based in her home town of Wolverhampton. Promise Dreams raise money for seriously or terminally ill children, to provide treatment, help and support for them and their families. References External links 1970 births Living people People from Wolverhampton English female models English television presenters Motorcycling mass media people Alumni of the University of Wolverhampton Formula One journalists and reporters BT Sport presenters and reporters BBC sports presenters and reporters Motorsport