‘It’s a big deal’: Bachelor host Osher Günsberg shares exciting news about his new role
He’s one of Channel 10’s busiest talents, hosting all three Bachelor shows, as well as The Masked Singer.
And on Tuesday, Osher Günsberg revealed that he is taking on another role.
The 46-year-old shared a video on his Instagram telling his followers that he has accepted a role on the board of directors at We Ride Australia.
‘It’s a big deal’: The Bachelor host Osher Günsberg revealed he has accepted a exciting new role on the board of directors at We Ride Australia on Tuesday
‘It’s a big deal,’ the cycling enthusiast excitedly added.
He explained that the organisation advocates bike riding for all ages, across the country.
The TV presenter wrote in the caption of the post: ‘As you know I’m passionate about the potential of bicycles to improve our society and the many health, transport and environmental benefits that they bring.
‘I just want my kids to have the same freedom to ride a bike that I had when I was young.
Excited: The 46-year-old shared a video on his Instagram telling his followers that he has accepted a role on the board of directors at We Ride Australia
Passionate: Osher, who is a cycling enthusiast (pictured doing online cycling), wrote in the caption of the post: ‘As you know I’m passionate about the potential of bicycles to improve our society and the many health, transport and environmental benefits that they bring’
He added: ‘It’s clear that more people riding bicycles is a part of us building a healthier, sustainable, low carbon future.’
‘I am very excited to be able to contribute to the work they are doing across Australia. Get amongst it, let’s go ride a bike,’ he cheered.
In 2017, Osher, who is a mental health advocate, revealed he partakes in virtual group cycling workout community, called Zwift, for exercise and to help him deal with his anxiety.
Fit and healthy: In 2017, Osher, who is a mental health advocate, revealed he partakes in virtual group cycling workout community, called Zwift, for exercise and to help him deal with his anxiety
He shared a photo of his impressive results on Instagram and wrote in the caption: ‘Anxiety is a part of my day sometimes, but it’s no match for 535W sprints.’
‘Amazing that the very chemicals I need to make my brain feel better are inside me already – I just need to unlock them.’
‘Nice that my brain is now working at a level where those chemicals can be released, it wasn’t always the way,’ he added.
What an effort! In 2017, he shared a photo of his impressive results on Instagram (pictured) and wrote in the caption: ‘Anxiety is a part of my day sometimes, but it’s no match for 535W sprints’