Already famous and beloved among youth, she went on to present more kids show projects like “Draw your own Toons”, “Mouse” and “Eureka TV”, “Fingertips” and “Smile”. Other of her kid TV credits include “Diggit”, “Petswap”, “The Saturday Show” and “Only in America”. As for her mainstream film projects that placed her at the top rank of the presenters club since 2006 were “Love Island”, “Eurovision Song Contest”, " Brit Awards", “Oscars”, “Nelson Mandela: Happy 90th Birthday”, “Golden Globes”, “Oscars 2009: Live from the Red Carpet” and “The Truth about Online Anorexia”. In addition to her abundant TV work, Fearne Cotton has also established herself as a great philanthropist taking part of such charity activities as CoppaFeel!, Post Pals, Macmillan Cancer Support, Children in Need and Red Nose Day. Thanks to her professionalism, experience and eccentric presenting personality, she became the first female presenter in BBC’s Radio 1 show in 2007.