Does Seema Jaswal have a partner? Who is the ITV Euro 2020 presenter?
Unlike most of the other ITV pundits, Seema didnt start out as a footballer before launching a media career. Well, read on and well let you know! Seemas maiden name is actually Pathan. She is married, however, she likes to keep her husband out of the limelight. She did speak about him in an interview recently though, telling the Daily Mail that hes most definitely got her back when it comes to her career. So it got to the stage where I was very, very close to actually picking a different path, she said of starting out in the industry. I turned to my partner and I spoke to him about it. The TV pundit was born in 1985 and got her first break on CBBC in 2008. Since catching her break, shes appeared across multiple channels. She has previously worked for Channel 4 on its coverage of the BDO Darts and the BBC for snookers Triple Crown events. The presenter also worked on Channel 5s The Wright Stuff for three years. Read more: Euros 2021: Roy Keane makes rare mention of his rock wife Theresa  In 2018, Seema worked for ITV on some of its 2018 World Cup coverage as a reporter. Jaswal also anchored FIFAs coverage of the U-17 World Cup in 2017. She is currently best known for her coverage of Motorsports on Channel 4. However, this is the first time she has presented a major football tournament live. Well it will be the first time Ill be presenting the live match coverage at a major tournament for ITV so as you can imagine Im super excited! she told ITV. She also shared her excitement about being part of the coverage with iNews. Seema gushed: I pinched myself when I got the news. Its the first time Ill be presenting the live match coverage at a major tournament for ITV and its very exciting!  In India, its very normal for female presenters to be front and centre. I just want to put the work in and do the job well. The original Euro 2020 was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. However, sporting events can now take place under new guidelines. As a result, the competition is still happening using the same name.