Jenni Falconer, 48, sizzles in black bikini as she plunges off a lavish yacht during a fun-filled holiday with rarely seen family

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During her leisurely vacation, Jenni Falconer radiated warmth in a stylish black swimsuit as she spent quality time with her less frequently encountered relatives, creating memorable moments together.

The 49-year-old Scottish television and radio presenter flaunted her fit physique as she jumped from a luxurious yacht during a tropical vacation, showcasing an extravagant escape.

The star beamed from ear to ear as she went swimming with her daughter Ella Rose Midgley, 13.

A delightful photograph was taken, capturing the threesome consisting of Jenni and her spouse James Midgley, who has been with her for 15 years, during their boat ride together.

In another location, the presenter continued to shine brightly, donning a stylish little white dress and striking a pose next to the dock.

Jenni took numerous awe-inspiring photos of the sunset, and elsewhere, James and Ella were seen wading in the clear waters while waving at the camera.

In the month of March, it was disclosed that Jenni had abstained from consuming potato chips or fries for an impressive 34 years, driven by her commitment to health and fitness. She further shared that she had never tasted a Pringle nor enjoyed a meal at McDonald’s.

The well-known TV personality revealed to Daily Mail that her mother once wagered a pound with her that she couldn’t abstain from eating crisps or chips for a week. However, she has managed to steer clear of the fried snack and fast food throughout her adult years, which means there are certain brands she hasn’t sampled even once.

During an exclusive chat, the dedicated marathon runner disclosed that maintaining her lifestyle, such as rising at 4 am for the morning shift at Smooth Radio, requires discipline, yet occasionally allows for enjoying a margarita with companions.

When she turned 19, the celebrity began running, and now, she shares that she no longer works out primarily to enhance her physical appearance but rather for the lasting advantages it brings to her mental wellness. She expresses gratitude that the era of emphasizing a thin physique, often referred to as ‘heroin chic’, is behind us.

She’s grateful too, as her daughter Ella will no longer be exposed to fitness DVDs and aerobics, since nowadays, gym weightlifting and training are trendy and widely promoted by influencers.

Jenni said: ‘I am quite good with my discipline to be honest.

My weekdays are quite structured; I wake up early at 4am, manage multiple jobs, prepare for a marathon, exercise regularly (both at the gym and golf), but when I hang out with friends on weekends, I do indulge in a margarita. However, if anyone tests my resolve, count on me to stick to it steadfastly.

At the age of 14, my mum challenged me with a £1 bet that I wouldn’t be able to resist eating crisps and chips, two things I adored. Eager for the challenge, I accepted and managed to break the habit… I gave up on them… And now, 34 years later, I haven’t touched either of those snacks since then.

After giving up potato chips, neither Pringles nor Kettle Chips were on my radar at the time because they didn’t exist when I stopped eating them. As for French fries, I’ve never indulged in them from places like McDonald’s.

Jennifer, who recently published a new book titled “Runner’s High” in March, began jogging at the age of 19. Due to her hectic lifestyle that left little time for regular exercise, she found it challenging to identify with her appearance when wearing clothes.

Ever since then, running has become something she’s deeply passionate about. She’s participated in events like the London Marathon and the Royal Park Half Marathon, and her enthusiasm extends far beyond just the physical benefits it brings her.

30 years ago, at the age of 19, she began her career in television while attending university in Leeds and juggling work in Scotland. Balancing both was quite challenging due to the time constraints.

In those days, nobody was seen at the gym… I wasn’t engaged in any form of physical activity, which led me to a state of unfitness. I found it unsettling when my clothes no longer felt comfortable. One day, realizing that I was heading towards poor health, I decided it was time for a change.

My perspective and motivation behind running have undergone a complete transformation. Initially, I began running primarily with the goals of getting fitter and shedding some extra weight. However, I’ve come to realize that running is much more than just physical fitness; it’s about personal growth, mental wellness, and a sense of accomplishment.

Currently, I prioritize exercise not solely for aesthetic reasons, but to foster wellness, vitality, and longevity. I prefer to focus on how I feel over appearances, as it’s essential for my overall health, even though maintaining an attractive appearance would be a pleasant side effect.

Following a run, I find myself in quite a state, sporting a radiant red complexion, a perspiration-drenched visage, with salt crystals adorning the edges of my mouth. Undeniably, the scent of body odor must be wafting around me, yet, I feel simply extraordinary – this is why I keep lacing up and hitting the pavement.

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2025-08-22 18:35