Mollie King Signs With UK Agency MVE
Mollie King has signed with MVE, a UK talent agency, for what the agency calls 360 global representation. In plain terms, that means one company will look after her work across every part of her career, in markets around the world, rather than a single type of job.
The news was reported by Deadline on 9 November 2026. MVE says it will be managed by its Head of Talent, Minnie Harding, and its Talent Director, Matthew Harvey. The agency said it plans to grow King's broadcasting and brand partnership work while building her digital and intellectual property business, meaning the ideas and formats she owns and can develop further.
King is best known to many listeners as a presenter on BBC Radio 1. She co-hosts the station's weekday afternoon show with Matt Edmondson and also fronts a programme called Future Pop. The BBC lists Future Pop as produced by Audio Always.
Her broadcasting career started in 2018, when she joined Radio 1. That followed a semi-final place on Strictly Come Dancing in 2017. Before that, she was a member of the pop group The Saturdays from 2007 to 2017, singing on a run of chart hits that made the group one of the best-known British girl groups of its time.
MVE was founded in 2018 by Caspar Lee and Joe Sugg, two creators who came up through online video. The agency is backed by WME, one of the largest talent agencies in the United States. MVE has mostly worked with people who build their audiences online, so King's move gives the company a larger presence in radio and television.
Harvey is one of the people now handling her career. He joined MVE in July 2025 after eight years at WME, taking on the Talent Director role. Harding leads the agency's talent team.
Representation deals like this one are often the first public sign that a presenter is looking to widen their work. For King, the next steps will show up in the bookings, shows and partnerships that follow. Those are the details MVE has not yet announced.
