Poised, professional, and endlessly relatable, Cheryl Hickey has spent over two decades lighting up television screens with her signature blend of warmth, curiosity, and class. Best known as the beloved former co-host of ET Canada, where she became a household name, Cheryl welcomed over half a million viewers each night during the show’s remarkable eighteen-year run. With two Canadian Screen Awards for Best Host to her name, Cheryl isn’t just a familiar face—she’s a trusted voice.
Cheryl’s career began behind the scenes in radio, and later as a daring helicopter reporter for Global. Her early work covering courts and crime sharpened her storytelling instincts and set the stage for her next chapter—bringing the world of entertainment into the homes and hearts of Canadians. During her time at ET Canada, Cheryl became the only female host to anchor eighteen consecutive seasons of a national entertainment program in Canada. From red carpets at the Oscars and Cannes to heartfelt conversations with icons like Oprah Winfrey and Brad Pitt, Cheryl connects deeply with both celebrities and audiences alike.
Whether she’s hosting live on stage, moderating panels, or delivering inspiring keynotes, Cheryl brings her signature authenticity and grace to everything she does. She also brought that heart to HGTV Canada’s Family Home Overhaul, proving she’s just as compelling getting her hands dirty as she is in haute couture.
Well known on social media for sharing popular wellness tips, tricks, and hacks, Cheryl uses her #WellnessWednesday content to keep her audience informed in an approachable, often humorous way. Over the past few years, Cheryl has worked with top medical companies and health brands to educate and motivate her audience, blending wellness seamlessly with her fashion and lifestyle content. As part of the “sandwich generation”, Cheryl is also keenly aware of the trials and tribulations of caring for both children and parents at the same time.
Residing in Toronto, Cheryl is a proud wife, mother of two, and dog mom, providing her with a relatable perspective.
