Anthea Turner the skate-off and were the fourth couple to be eliminated in the series. Turner's private life has led the tabloids to take a continuing interest in her. After her long relationship with fellow Stoke resident and one-time DJ co-worker Bruno Brookes, she married her manager, former DJ Peter Powell in 1990; the couple divorced in 1998. The year of her divorce from Powell, Turner moved in with the CEO of Imagine Homes, Grant Bovey. Bovey left his wife, Della, to move in with Turner. He later reconciled with Della, before leaving her again to return to Turner. Turner and Bovey
Anthea Turner the Pops" from October 1988 to May 1991, and, for the final 18 months of this period, was the only non-Radio 1 DJ to do so regularly. Turner presented the children's television show "Blue Peter" from 27 June 1992 to 29 June 1994, and around this time was also associated with publicising 'The Y Plan', a system of exercise developed by the London YMCA. She moved on to presenting on "Totally Live" on pan-European music channel Music Box, followed by "GMTV" which she presented from July 1994 to 24 December 1996. Turner was also a host on the first National