A Place in the Sun host Laura Hamilton has set the record straight on being labelled an “airhead” on television.

The 41-year-old appeared on the Two Women Chatting podcast and opened up about the misconceptions people have of her.

While speaking about wanting to do a similar show to Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad, Laura said: “I love that Bradley Walsh show, Bradley and Barney.

“I worked with Bradley years ago in panto and I was on The Chase with him and did very badly cos I hate quiz shows and buckle under that kind of pressure and come across like a bit of an airhead which I’m not.

“Just to set the record straight there. Well, some people would call me an airhead,” she expressed before laughing at the idea of it.

Laura has been on television since 2006, where she got her first big break on camera in pre-school show Fun Song Factory for CITV.

She went on to have a successful career in children’s television and is now hosting Channel 4’s A Place in the Sun.

The mum-of-two recently confirmed she’s still single after following her shock split from her husband last year.

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The property expert was married to Alex Goward, who she shares two children with, for ten years before announcing their break-up in January 2021.

Almost two years on from their split, Laura said she would love to be at the centre of a romantic story and meet her very own Jude Law, as seen in the popular film The Holiday.

In the film, Amanda (Cameron Diaz) from America and Iris (Kate Winslet) from Britain swap homes at Christmas time after bad breakups with their boyfriends

Respectively, the pair then unexpectedly find romance with local men Graham (Jude Law) and Miles (Jack Black).

Speaking on the same podcast, Laura was asked if she’d be keen to to house swap like the film.

Excited at the thought, she spilled: “Yes, absolutely, am I going to meet Jude Law and fall in love?

“If that’s part of the deal, yes sign me up,” she continued, laughing.