Julia Morris is one of Australia’s most accomplished and celebrated performers. A quadruple threat, Julia has seamlessly moved between the stage and the screen for over 34 years.
Julia first appeared on Aussie TV at 17, singing on the talent show New Faces. By the mid-nineties, Julia was a household name as a headlining standup and actor, with starring roles in comedy sketch favourite Full Frontal, nighttime talk show In Melbourne Tonight and comedy panel show, Beauty and the Beast.
As a stand-up comedian, Julia has featured in every major comedy festival in the world, taking to the stage with Whoopi Goldberg, Richard Pryor and Robin Williams.
In late 2011, Julia became Australia’s very first Celebrity Apprentice, raising nearly $200,000 for breast cancer research along the way. By the following year, Julia was cast as the female lead, Gemma Crabb, in the Nine Network drama House Husbands.
The show established itself as an audience favourite, with Julia being nominated for ‘Most Popular Actress’ in Australia’s Logie Awards for five years in a row. Between August and November 2013 Julia hosted Nine Network’s Australia’s Got Talent. The same year, her ‘No Judgement’ stand up tour won the Helpmann Award for Best Comedy (Australia’s Tony Awards).
The large formats just kept coming, and in 2015 Julia co-hosted the very first Australian season of Network Ten’s hit reality show I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! with Dr Chris Brown – she has co-hosted the show each year since then, with Season 5 already announced for 2025.
In 2022, Julia was nominated for the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television.
She has also made memorable appearances on shows such as Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee, Have You Been Paying Attention, Thank God You’re Here, Celebrity Gogglebox, and served as the narrator for Dog’s Behaving Badly.
Alongside her TV work, Julia toured her show 75 Years in the Business to sold-out audiences across Australia.