BBC viewers are curious about Natasha Raskin Sharp’s life behind the camera, particularly her renowned father. The BBC presenter has been a familiar face on TV since 2014, featuring in popular shows like Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip. She resides in Scotland with her family, maintaining a private personal life.

Born in Glasgow in 1986, Natasha initially pursued law at the University of Leeds but later shifted to studying history of art at the University of Glasgow to explore her artistic side. Her father, artist Philip Raskin, is known for his landscape art and is a prominent figure in the Scottish art scene.

Apart from her artistic background, Natasha worked on Barack Obama’s 2008 primary elections in New Hampshire and later specialized in contemporary Scottish art at McTear’s auction house in Glasgow. She currently balances her TV career with hosting a radio show on BBC Radio Scotland.

Natasha met her husband, producer Joe Sharp, during filming for Celebrity Antiques Road Trip in 2013. They tied the knot in 2016 and welcomed their daughter, Jean, in 2024. Natasha keeps her Instagram followers updated on her daily life, sharing moments with her family in Glasgow.

During the festive season, she shared a heartwarming photo of herself reading to Jean and behind-the-scenes snapshots from Antiques Road Trip. Fans were delighted to learn that baby Jean accompanied them on the trip and praised Natasha and her co-star, Phil Serrell, for their chemistry on the show.

Antiques Road Trip, which premiered in 2010, has featured a growing roster of experts, including Natasha and Phil, alongside other specialists like James Braxton and Irita Marriott. The program continues to captivate viewers with its knowledgeable experts and entertaining content.