Sally Meen
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Sally Meen (born 1964), is an English television presenter.
Meen has a degree in Catering and Institutional Management, and latterly qualifications in Art and Design. Her TV career started out on TSW, before becoming a weather presenter on GMTV. She then moved to become the hostess for two years on BBC TV's Jim Davidson's The Generation Game in 1995.
She has since moved on radio presenting on Talk Radio, as well as appearing on satellite TV stations: TV Travel Shop, Thomas Cook TV, Carlton Food Network.
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Meen has bought and restored houses as well as designing for others. She also speaks fluent French
She became engaged to Caron Keating's widower Russ Lindsay on Christmas Day 2005. The couple married on September 4, 2006 at Great Fosters Hotel in Egham, Surrey. Caron and Russ' two sons, Charlie and Gabriel, were pageboys at the ceremony.
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