Zezi Ifore

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Zezi Ifore (/ˈzeɪziː ˈaɪfɔːr/; born 1 April 1985), is a broadcaster and creative consultant from London.

Early life[]

Born in London, England, UK of Nigerian heritage, Ifore attended Alleyns School in Dulwich, along with Jack Peñate. She studied French and Italian at Oxford University.

Career[]

Ifore formed the DJ collective The Coconut Twins,^[1] performing and earning acclaim for their work, and both toured with M.I.A. during her KALA Tour in 2007.^[2][3] Ifore, has also styled other artists.

Ifore has contributed to publications including i-D and Dazed & Confused, and at the age of 18 was the fashion editor of . By the age of 21, she was editor of magazine. She has since written for The Metro, The Guardian, Electronic Beats and Wad magazine.^[4]

Ifore, along with George Lamb, replaced Dermot O'Leary as the host of Big Brother's Little Brother when it returned on 5 June 2008^[5] but was dropped for the 2009 series. Ifore also presented Channel 4's music show, Freshly Squeezed, and E4 Music.

Ifore has also worked as a marketing consultant and in A&R.^[6]

References[]

External links[]

• Zezi Ifore at IMDb

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