Freddie Flintoff is an English television and radio presenter and former international cricketer. We will discuss details of who Freddie Flintoff’s wife, Rachael Wools Flintoff is.

Who is Freddie Flintoff?

Born Andrew Flintoff, Freddie was born on 6th December 1977 in Preston, Lancashire, England to Colin Flintoff, his father who was a plumber and factory maintenance worker and the captain of Dutton Forshaw’s second XI cricket team.

Freddie Flintoff attended Greenlands Community Primary School and Ribbleton Hall High School (subsequently renamed City of Preston High School). During his school days, he acquired the nickname “Freddie” due to his surname resembling that of the cartoon character Fred Flintstone. At City of Preston High School, he passed nine GCSEs, but he did not want to stay in education and left school at 16.

As a boy, he played cricket for the Lancashire Schools under-11s and under-15s teams and he was also a keen chess player. He then played for two and a half years in the England under-19 cricket team.

Who is Eddie Flintoff Wife?

Eddie Flintoff is a family man. He is married to Rachael Wools Flintoff, a longtime girlfriend he has been with for years now.

The pair actually spent some good times together before getting married in March 2005 at Knightsbridge, London and their marriage has since been blessed with the birth of four children.

Freddie Flintoff career

Freddie Flintoff was captain of the England Under-19 team for their “Test” match tour to Pakistan in 1996/7 and at home against Zimbabwe in 1997. He made his Test match debut for England in 1998 against South Africa at Trent Bridge, in a match remembered for its second-innings duel between Mike Atherton and Allan Donald; in a precursor to their subsequent rivalry, Flintoff and Jacques Kallis exchanged wickets.

Nonetheless, his struggle to make the grade at the county level continued, he found form only intermittently, though often explosively when he did so. It is a well-known fact that Freddie had multiple career paths and one of those is his work in the media. In March 2010, Flintoff became a team captain on the Sky One television sports panel show A League of Their Own, hosted by James Corden.

In December 2010, Flintoff became a guest commentator during a number of matches in the 2011 PDC World Darts Championship event. He returned to commentary during the 2012 World Matchplay, where he called Michael van Gerwen’s nine-dart finish against Steve Beaton. He also currently hosts a radio show on BBC Radio Five Live on Monday nights.

As of 2011 Flintoff was named as a brand ambassador for big men’s fashion brand Jacamoand had his own range produced in 2012. In early 2011 he also became the face of Morrisonssupermarkets.

Freddie Flintoff also produced a documentary entitled Freddie Flintoff: Hidden Side of Sport, about his and other sports stars’ suffering from clinical depression. This was first aired on BBC1 on Wednesday, 11 January 2012. He was a judge on the ITV talent show Let’s Get Goldin 2012.

In 2014, Flintoff made a cameo appearance in the Sky TV series, Trollied. In the same year, he also appeared as a contestant on Celebrity Deal or No Deal.

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