Comedian and writer Amelia Dimoldenberg has been on a meteoric rise since her YouTube series Chicken Shop Date first caught the public's attention in 2014.

Her channel now boasts an impressive 2.94 million subscribers, and she's had the opportunity to interview some of the biggest stars both on her platform and at various red carpet events.

Tonight (March 23), Amelia is set to showcase her baking prowess on The Great Celebrity Bake Off: Stand Up 2 Cancer, alongside Roman Kemp, Sarah Beeny and Maxine Peake, all in aid of cancer research.

Before her appearance, let's delve into her life, from her notable interviews on Chicken Shop Date to the whispers about Andrew Garfield.

Amelia launched Chicken Shop Date on her YouTube channel, where she grills celebrities in fried chicken eateries while deploying her unique brand of awkward and sarcastic humour.

Over the years, the comedian has chatted with a host of big names including Maya Jama, Ed Sheeran, Louis Theroux, Charli XCX, the Jonas Brothers and Billie Eilish.

The inaugural interview was uploaded on YouTube back in 2014 and has since garnered several award nominations, even clinching the Indie Series title at the Streamy Awards in 2022.

Chicken Shop Date traces its roots back to a column penned by a 17-year-old Amelia for her local under-21s youth magazine.

The internet was abuzz when Amelia interviewed Andrew on the red carpet at the 2022 GQ Men of the Year Awards, with their exchange quickly going viral.

Their undeniable chemistry was again on display when Andrew appeared on Chicken Shop Date, racking up over 10 million views and sparking widespread hopes that the pair would become a real-life couple.

Despite the fervent wishes of fans, Amelia has downplayed the prospect of a romantic relationship, saying it's "probably not going to happen".

Beyond her popular YouTube channel and high-profile interviews, Amelia has built a successful career as a writer and entrepreneur.

She founded her production company, Dimz, in 2018, and serves as a brand ambassador for major brands like Olay, Bumble, and Levi's.

Her credentials as a red carpet correspondent have been cemented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, who tapped her to cover the 96th Academy Awards in 2024 and again in 2025.