Phoebe Senara

Phoebe Senara is famous as a celebrity kid born to BBC news reporter and freelancer father, Charlie Stayt and Anne Frances Breckell. 

Short Bio of Phoebe Senara

Phoebe Senara was born in 1997 in England as Phoebe Senara Stayt to father Charlie Stayt and mother, Anne Frances Breckell. As of 2020, she is 23 years old. Her parents gave birth to her after two years of their wedding in 1995. Three years later, in 2000, Senara welcomed a baby brother as her parents welcomed their son, Jake Hamilton Stayt. She is of British nationality and has British descent. 

CAPTION: Phoebe Senara was born to BBC Breakfast correspondent, Charlie Stayt and his wife, Anne Frances Breckell. SOURCE: Married Wiki

Regarding her educational qualifications, she graduated from the University of Glasgow. 

Is Phoebe Senara Dating Anyone? 

The elder sister of Jake Stayt, Phoebe Senara has preferred to keep her romantic life to herself. She wants to keep her private life private, so she hasn't announced anyone as her boyfriend to date. 

There are rumors about Phoebe claiming that she is a queer. She is rumored to be dating a girl named, Izzy King. The duo has been spotted together in various LGBTQ marches and protests. According to rumors, the pair met for the first time in their college, the University of Glasgow.  

What is Phoebe Senara's Net Worth? 

The daughter of Charlie Stayt, Phoebe Senara hasn't started her career yet. She recently graduated from college and hasn't joined any job. But, she doesn't need to worry about the financials as she was born with a silver spoon.

CAPTION: Phoebe Senara's mother, Anne Frances Breckell and father, charlie Stayt. SOURCE: Married Biography

Her dad is Charlie Stayt, one of the most famous BBC reporters of all time. He is a presenter for BBC Breakfast. He has been working as a TV reporter since 1995 when he first joined ITN (Independent Television News). He then went on to work for Five News. Charlie worked with ITN for over 10 years before working as a presenter for Sky News and then for BBC. In 2006, he joined BBC Breakfast initially as a relief presenter but he went on to become a regular in December 2007. 

Prior to joining ITN as a reporter, he had worked as a radio host. He hosted Capital Radio's new program, The Way It Is, and also reported for BBC Radio 5 Live. 

From his career spanning over three decades, Charlie has ama s sed an estimated net worth of around $2 million. His net worth is enough to help his kids, Phoebe and Jake, live a lavish lifestyle.