Clemmie Moodie

Clemmie Moodie is an award-winning British journalist currently serving as Assistant Editor (Showbiz) at The Sun, where she oversees one of the UK's most-read entertainment sections and writes a weekly Tuesday column. Her career began at the Daily Mail in 2004 as a showbusiness reporter before joining the Daily Mirror in 2008, where she revolutionized gossip journalism as co-editor (later sole editor) of the iconic 3am column. After a stint as associate features editor at the Mirror and a return to the Daily Mail, she joined The Sun on Sunday in 2018 as Associate Showbiz Editor. Promoted to her current role in 2020, Moodie has broken major exclusives including the Strictly Come Dancing scandal, Gary Lineker's Match of the Day departure, and Jermaine Jenas' BBC exit. Her investigative work on reality TV mental health protocols was cited in Parliament during Online Safety Act debates. A four-time nominee for Showbiz Journalist of the Year, she won the award in 2019 and was a 2025 Press Awards finalist for her commentary on cancel culture.