Jules Hardy, whose full name is Julia Hardy, is a British television presenter born in Harrow, London, England. They developed an interest in media, gaming, and technology early in life and later became one of the UK’s prominent presenters covering gaming culture and esports.

Hardy began their television career in 2005 as a founding presenter for the music channel Rockworld TV, where they co-hosted the show Rockjaw and reported from music festivals such as Download and Reading. This role helped launch their career as a media presenter and reporter.

Over the following years, Hardy expanded into gaming and technology media. They presented gaming shows such as GameFace and Ginx Files on Ginx TV and later hosted online and technology programmes including the Top Gear Gaming Show. They also worked as a gaming presenter for BBC Radio 1, producing gaming content for BBC platforms.

In 2022, Hardy became widely known to younger audiences as the presenter of Game on Grandparents, a gaming competition series broadcast on CBBC and BBC iPlayer. The show features children training their grandparents to compete in esports-style challenges.

Hardy identifies as non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, and they continue working as a TV presenter, live event host, and gaming media personality.