Daisy rose to fame as the irreverent presenter and interviewer on Channel 4’s The Eleven o'clock Show. She started working on the show as a researcher when she was spotted by the producers. She appeared as a spoof ‘It’ girl, moving on to co-present alongside Iain Lee and moonlighting as The Angel of Delight, let loose on the nation’s politicians.

Nominated for Best Female Newcomer at the 1999 UK Comedy Awards, Daisy went on to host Channel 4’s satirical quiz show ‘Does Doug Know?’ She then wrote and produced the documentary series ‘Daisy Daisy’ where she infiltrated bizarre corners of society. She took her buttock-clenching brand of humour to the US in ‘Daisy Does America’, a series which was produced by Courtney Cox-Arquette. Daisy has immersed herself in the worlds of millionaires, rappers, motivational speakers, beauty pageant queens, pimps and heavy metal rock bands.

Daisy is also an accomplished and prolific actress; with stage and screen roles including the blockbuster film, ‘Wild Child’, Debbie Isett’s ‘The Woman who Cooked her Husband’, the BBC1 comedy series ‘My Family’, Danny Boyle's critically acclaimed feature film ‘Millions’ and Frank Oz’s ‘Death at a Funeral’.

Daisy is now writing screenplays for Big Talk, Origin and Optimum.

Accomplished actress and presenter, Daisy Donovan is an entertaining host for any event.