Theatre

In December 2016, Fletcher marked a significant milestone in her burgeoning career with a dazzling professional concert debut. The stage was set in London's iconic West End, where she showcased her vocal prowess in a mesmerizing performance of Alan Menken's "A Christmas Carol" at the illustrious Lyceum Theatre. Her presence on the stage resonated with audiences, foreshadowing the many captivating performances that would follow in the years to come.

The following December, in 2017, Fletcher once again graced the theatrical realm, this time taking part in the musical adaptation of her husband's enchanting novel, "The Christmasaurus." Sharing the stage with notable talents such as Tom, Carrie Hope Fletcher, Harry Judd, and Matt Willis, she seamlessly merged her acting and musical talents to create a magical experience for audiences. This collaborative effort not only highlighted her versatility but also solidified her status as a sought-after performer in the world of musical theater.

As the years unfolded, Fletcher continued to evolve as a multifaceted artist, and in 2021, her fans received exciting news. It was officially announced that Fletcher would be stepping into the character of Jenny in the enthralling stage play "2:22: A Ghost Story." This marked yet another chapter in her theatrical journey, promising to captivate audiences with her emotive portrayal and undeniable stage presence. The anticipation surrounding her performance in this ghostly narrative only added to the fervor of her ever-growing fan base.

Adding to her illustrious career, Fletcher joined the prestigious cast of the Harry Potter stage show. The magical world of J.K. Rowling's creation provided a unique platform for Fletcher to showcase her talents, contributing to the enchanting universe that has captivated audiences globally.

With the success of "2:22: A Ghost Story," Fletcher's star continued to ascend in the realm of stage performances. Her portrayal of Jenny resonated deeply with audiences, earning critical acclaim for her ability to infuse the supernatural narrative with a profound emotional depth. The play's atmospheric tension and Fletcher's compelling performance left an enduring impression, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and accomplished actress.

Following the triumph of "2:22," Fletcher embarked on new and exciting projects that showcased the breadth of her artistic prowess. In the subsequent years, she seamlessly transitioned between various genres and roles, demonstrating her ability to tackle both lighthearted and dramatic characters with equal finesse.

In addition to her continued success on the stage, Fletcher's influence expanded into other facets of the entertainment industry. Whether through collaborations with renowned musicians, participation in high-profile events, or engaging with her dedicated fan base through social media, she remained a beloved figure whose impact reached far beyond the confines of the theater.

As Fletcher's career flourished, so did her commitment to storytelling and artistic expression. Her journey through the vibrant tapestry of the performing arts became an inspiration for aspiring actors and enthusiasts alike. With each new endeavor, she brought a sense of authenticity and passion that resonated with audiences worldwide, solidifying her status as a luminary in the entertainment landscape.

As the years unfolded, Fletcher's legacy extended beyond her individual performances, encompassing a body of work that contributed to the rich tapestry of the theatrical world. Her name became synonymous with talent, dedication, and a commitment to the transformative power of storytelling, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who had the privilege of experiencing her performances.

Television and film work

Fletcher’s on-screen roles include an uncredited role in The Boat That Rocked, as a guest on Loose Women, as a contestant on All Star Mr & Mrs, and most recently as the presenter of The Baby Club on CBeebies.^[4] She has had appearances on ITV's morning TV show Lorraine since 2015, including presenting a segment for the show called Take 5.^[5] She participated in series 20 of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.^[6] She was announced winner of the series on 4 December 2020.^[7]

In addition to her diverse on-screen roles, Fletcher has demonstrated her versatility as an actress and presenter. Notably, she made an uncredited appearance in the film "The Boat That Rocked," showcasing her ability to seamlessly transition between the big and small screens. Her charm and charisma also shone through as a guest on the popular talk show "Loose Women" and as a contestant on the entertaining and often humorous "All Star Mr & Mrs."

One of Fletcher's noteworthy contributions to children's programming has been as the presenter of "The Baby Club" on CBeebies, where her warm and engaging presence has undoubtedly left a lasting impression on young viewers. Her commitment to quality content extends to her regular appearances on ITV's morning TV show "Lorraine," where she has been a familiar face since 2015. Notably, Fletcher has taken on the role of presenting a segment called "Take 5," showcasing her ability to connect with audiences and share captivating stories.

Proving her adventurous spirit, Fletcher fearlessly entered the jungle as a participant in series 20 of "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" Her resilience, sense of humor, and genuine personality captured the hearts of viewers, ultimately leading to her being announced as the winner of the series on December 4, 2020. This triumph not only showcased her ability to navigate challenges but also solidified her as a fan favorite, celebrated for her authenticity and relatability.

Fletcher's journey in the entertainment industry continues to evolve, and her multi-faceted talents ensure that she remains a beloved figure in the world of film, television, and presenting. As she continues to take on new projects and captivate audiences, it's evident that her contributions to the entertainment landscape will endure for years to come.

Writing

Fletcher's writing career started with an unpublished satirical project entitled Dating McFly is for Dummies.^[8] Prior to becoming an author, Fletcher wrote for several magazines, including work experience at Heat, where she wrote book reviews and copy for their website, and an internship at Bliss magazine. Fletcher also worked at Recognise Magazine^[8] She also has a regular blog feature on Hello! magazine's website.^[9]

Through her blogging and book reviewing work, Fletcher networked with authors and literary folk at book events. It was in one of these events that she spoke to novelist Dorothy Koomson, and it was this pivotal conversation that inspired Fletcher to write a book of her own.^[8] Fletcher's debut novel, Billy and Me, was published in May 2013, followed by You're the One That I Want in May 2014. Dream a Little Dream was published in June 2015, and a fourth novel, Always with Love followed in June 2016.^[10] In 2017, she published her first non-fiction book, Happy Mum, Happy Baby: My Adventures in Motherhood, and later that same year, released her fifth novel, Some Kind of Wonderful.

Music

Fletcher has sung in musical performances on several YouTube videos, posted to her husband, Tom's, YouTube channel. She has performed duet covers in a series called "Me & Mrs F", covering songs including "How Do You Like Your Eggs In the Morning?",^[11] "It Ain't Me Babe", "L-O-V-E",^[12] "You Really Got a Hold on Me",^[13] "Moon River",^[14] "Love Is on the Radio",^[15] and "Tonight You Belong to Me".^[16] Most of these covers have over half a million views each, with "Love Is on the Radio" having accumulated 1.8 million views over 3 years.

Podcasts

Fletcher is the host of parenting podcast Happy Mum, Happy Baby.^[17] The podcast gained national attention when Kate Middleton appeared to discuss her own experiences with motherhood.^[18][19] Fletcher also took the podcast on tour in 2019 with guests such as Helen Flanagan, Gemma Atkinson, Bryony Gordon, Jamelia, Ore & Portia Oduba, Kaytee Jones and Christine McGuinness.^[20]

In 2021, Fletcher began hosting a six-part series Journey to the Magic..., an official Walt Disney Travel Company podcast.^[21]