Diane Youdale Mayhew Net Worth

Youdale competed in Gymnast events and was North of England Junior Gymnastics Champion for four years. One of her first television appearances was in the 1983 Thames Television show Junior Gymnast of the Year, where she finished in fifth place with 32.70 points.

Youdale's first television appearance was in the series She-Wolf of London. She appeared on Gladiators from 1992 to 1996 - her last domestic series was series 4 in 1995. She left the show after hurting her back in a fall on an unaired show in which she fell awkwardly as she tackled a contender while competing on the pyramid - trapping nerves in her neck. She later stated:

In the year 2000 Diane worked for a short period as a Sports teaching assistant at the Royal School Haslemere specialising in dance and athletics.

A bulimic in her teenage years, Youdale trained as a psychotherapist and Pilates instructor. In April 2007 she appeared on the Trisha Goddard show on Five and in September 2007 she was correctly identified as a Gladiator on the BBC2 quiz show Identity.

On 23 September 2008, she joined BBC Tees to start co-presenting the station's weekday 10.00–13.00 programme with Neil Green. She has a long association with the Middlesbrough-based station, her dad Jack Youdale having been the 'in-house' Astronomer for its two previous incarnations, BBC Radio Teesside and BBC Radio Cleveland from the start of transmissions the same year Diane was born (31 December 1970).

Youdale appeared on Russell Howard's Good News in December 2010 as a mystery guest.

She appeared on 19 April 2012 episode of Celebrity Juice. She also appeared on The Big Fat Quiz of the '90s in 2013.

She has appeared on the spin-off series Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side and also Big Brother's Bit on the Side since 2013, analysing the housemate's behaviour within the Big Brother House.