Former BBC radio personality and YouTuber Alex Belfield, who is from England, has lately made news after being charged with stalking four people earlier this month.
He runs the Voice of Reason YouTube channel, where he occasionally talks about a variety of trending political issues. On January 6, 2007, he made this statement. For his conduct of stalking and assaulting individuals online, he may receive harsh punishment. He has, however, posted a statement on YouTube outlining his version of events.
Alex Belfield: Who Is He?
Alex Belfield, a 42-year-old former radio host for the BBC, is a local YouTuber from Nottinghamshire. The Voice of Reason YouTube channel, which has more than 372,000 subscribers, is now hosted by Belfield. In September 1997, he began his career by joining the Radio 106 launch team.
In August 2022, broadcaster Jeremy Vine and three other people were accused of being stalked by Alex Belfield.
Belfield has focused on hosting and producing material for his website Celebrity Radio since 2012. On August 5, 2022, he was found guilty of simple stalking in relation to Vine and blogger Philip Dehany.
Since then, he has been cleared of all four charges of stalking BBC employees. He is also accused of stalking photographer Ben Hewis and Bernie Keith.
Radio Host’s Age and Wealth
On January 14, 1980, Alex Belfield was born in Nottinghamshire, England, in the United Kingdom. At age 42, he is currently employed as a Youtuber. In September 1997, Belfield’s tenure as a member of the Radio 106 launch team began.
In 1999, he moved to Nairobi, Kenya, and started presenting Belfield at Breakfast on Capital FM, 98.4. He then went back to the UK and, for a third time, joined Century 106 to work on the morning show.
He began his radio broadcasting career when he joined BBC Radio Leicester in September 2001. Between 2004 and 2010, he appeared on the radio on Mercia FM, Touch FM, BBC Bristol, BBC Radio Shropshire, and BBC Hereford and Worcester.
In 2006, he spent six weeks hosting the Capital Gold breakfast show in Birmingham before moving to London and taking over The Late Night Revolution, the station’s nationally syndicated late show. Belfield made his BBC Radio 2 debut in December 2011 with Jimmy Savile’s final in-depth interview, which was conducted at Savile’s Leeds home in February of that year.
Family Members Of Alex Belfield
Since Alex has never disclosed his romantic relationships to the media, he is reputedly single. He prefers to separate his personal and business lives. Nevertheless, Belfield has fostered controversy over the years. In 2004, one Scarlet FM listener referred to his behaviour as idiotic and constantly forced the local media to cover various stunts and contentious statements.
He was called to appear in Nottingham Magistrates Court on July 1 after being charged with stalking between specific days in June 2021, with some of the incidents dating back to November 2012.
Alex was granted conditional release until his hearing at Nottingham Crown Court on July 29. He is accused of causing Jeremy Vine great fear or discomfort. He is accused of intimidating seven more people as well.
In 2018, Alex Belfield was photographed with Marie Osmond.
In August 2022, Belfield was found guilty on four stalking counts and cleared on the other four. On September 16, 2022, he will be sentenced, and he might get a jail sentence.