ED GAMBLE is riding high as one of the UK's leading comedians.
He is now a sought after TV star, who is one of the judges on the BBC's Great British Menu.
Ed Gamble was born in Hammersmith, West London, on March 10, 1986.
He attended Durham University before turning his hand to comedy.
The funnyman is a regular at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, but he rose to fame after appearing on Taskmaster and winning it in 2019.
Ed was one of five contestants set silly tasks by Taskmaster Greg Davies, watched over by Alex Horne.
He won a gold statue of the Taskmaster's head as he saw off competition from Jo Brand, David Baddiel, Katy Wix and Rose Matafeo.
The talented star is well known for being a foodie, and has a food and comedy podcast with fellow comedian and former Taskmaster contestant James Acaster.
Ed was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 13, and often talks about the condition in his comedy.
The comedian regularly tours both in the UK and overseas, taking his hugely successful Electric show Down Under in 2023.
Ed is married to his girlfriend of 11-years Charlie, who is a TV producer.
The couple had to postpone their wedding three times due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but went on to tie the knot in September 2021.
The pair got hitched in a stunning ceremony held in the grounds of lavish estate Hedsor House and Park, surrounded by their celebrity friends.
Ed was a regular on topical news quiz Mock The Week on BBC Two.
He's also appeared on Dave's Hypothetical and 8 Out Of 10 Cats on Channel 4, and has also written for Greg Davies' comedy series Man Down.
He appeared on series two of Russell Howard's Stand Up Central (Comedy Central) as a headline stand-up, Drunk History (Comedy Central), Dave's One Night Stand (UKTV), Virtually Famous (E4) and Sweat The Small Stuff (BBC Three).
Ed is also a judge on the BBC's Great British Menu.
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