Christopher Francis Stark (born 12 March 1987) is a British media personality who is co-host of Capital Breakfast alongside Jordan North and Sian Welby.
In July 2022 it was announced that Chris was joining Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp and Sian Welby and he began his presenting role on 10 October 2022.
[4] Stark is known for the feature 24 Years at the Tap End,[5] in which he reads excerpts from his "autobography" (a deliberately humorous colloquial mispronunciation of "autobiography").
[5] Throughout the series, Stark recounts memorable events from his "years at the tap end" which often include mistakes made and life lessons learned through adventures with his friends.
The late airing allowed Stark to reveal the full story of a holiday to Prague he had discussed in a previous episode, telling parts which were considered "too rude for daytime" and using strong language.
In March 2013, Stark was sent with ten minutes' notice to a media junket for the film Oz the Great and Powerful to interview American actress Mila Kunis for the Scott Mills Show.
The interview caught the attention of the world's media, as the only thing Stark asked Kunis about the film was, "In the nicest possible way, did you enjoy being ugly for once?
Within days, it had been viewed by ten million people[8] and Stark himself was interviewed by American entertainment and news shows such as Access Hollywood[9] and CNN's Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien.
[10] In November 2013, Channel 4 announced they had commissioned an hour long, one-off documentary special which would feature Stark attempting to interview his ultimate bucket list of celebrities, including Derek Acorah, Rachel Stevens, Emma Thompson, Colin Farrell, Ricky Hatton and Verne Troyer.