If you’ve landed here, you probably typed something like Mia Sharrocks age or “Fiona Bruce daughter” and you just want the straight story without fluff. Here’s everything that’s publicly confirmed about Mia, in one place, plus clear notes where info is private or uncertain. I’ll keep it simple, human, and honest.

Quick facts at a glance

Full name: Mia Rose Sharrocks (you’ll also see Mia Sharrock without the final “s” on some school pages)
Age: 23 (born November 2001; turns 24 this November)
Parents: BBC presenter Fiona Bruce and media executive Nigel Sharrocks
Sibling: Older brother Sam Sharrocks (works in TV/film)
Schooling: Norwich High School for Girls (GDST); Deputy Head Girl; A-levels: 3 A*s; planned a Psychology degree at the University of York after a gap year; also commended in the British Biology Olympiad
Public life: Keeps a low profile; has appeared with her mum at a few events (for example, Longines Global Champions Tour, 2018)

How old is Mia Sharrocks?

Mia was born in November 2001, which makes her 23 right now and 24 later this year. That month and year are on Fiona Bruce’s biography page, which notes she and Nigel Sharrocks have “a son born in January 1998 and a daughter born in November 2001.” It doesn’t name her there, but other reputable sources (like HELLO!) make it clear the daughter is Mia Rose.

Family who’s who

Mum: Fiona Bruce, one of the BBC’s most familiar faces (Question Time, Antiques Roadshow). Fiona is very protective of her family’s privacy; interviews about home life are rare and careful.
Dad: Nigel Sharrocks, a long-time media executive who has held senior roles in advertising and cinema media.
Brother: Sam Sharrocks, a few years older than Mia, works behind the camera in film and TV; he keeps his own site and profiles for industry work.

This is why you occasionally see Mia’s name in the press—she’s connected to a very public mum—but she herself doesn’t court attention and there’s no sign she wants to be a public figure. When she does pop up, it’s usually by her mum’s side at a public event, like the Longines hospitality lounge at the Global Champions Tour in 2018.

Education and early achievements

The confirmed schooling is Norwich High School for Girls (GDST). The school’s own pages list “Mia Sharrock” (note the missing “s”—more on that below), and they’re pretty specific:

She was Deputy Head Girl, achieved 3 A*s (Biology, History, Psychology), and planned a gap year before a Psychology degree at the University of York. That’s all in the A-level results 2021 write-up from the school.
She was also commended in the British Biology Olympiad—again, recorded on the school’s site in April 2021.

A quick note on the University of York part: the school post says she planned to study Psychology there after her gap year. That’s a reliable contemporary source for her intent, but there’s no public update confirming whether she enrolled, switched courses, transferred, or took a different path. Unless Mia or the university says so publicly, it’s fair—and respectful—to treat that as planned in 2021, not guaranteed.

Why the surname sometimes appears as Sharrock without the

You’ll see “Sharrocks” in press and photo captions and “Sharrock” on some school pages. It’s the same person; the difference comes down to how outlets style surnames. Getty’s event caption uses Mia Sharrocks alongside Fiona, while the school’s own news items list “Mia Sharrock.” Both refer to the same Mia.

Public life very low-key on purpose

Mia’s public footprint is small by design. There are occasional editorial photos of her with her mum at events; otherwise there’s no verified, public social media that Fiona or the BBC have pointed readers to. That’s consistent with Fiona’s long-standing position on keeping family life private. If you do see social profiles claiming to be Mia, treat them as unverified unless they’re clearly linked from a trusted source.

What people actually want to know answered plainly

How old is Mia Sharrocks now?
She’s 23 (born November 2001) and will turn 24 this November.

Who are her parents?
Fiona Bruce and Nigel Sharrocks.

Does she have siblings?
Yes, an older brother, Sam, who works in film and TV.

Where did she go to school?
Norwich High School for Girls (GDST)—Deputy Head Girl; 3 A*s; commended in the British Biology Olympiad.

Did she go to university?
In 2021, her school said she planned to study Psychology at the University of York after a gap year. There’s no public, official update beyond that.

Is Mia in the media like her mum?
No public signs of that. She’s kept her life private and out of the spotlight, apart from a few event photos.

Is there a verified Instagram or TikTok?
None that Fiona or the BBC have promoted. If it matters to you, always check for verification and cross-links from reputable profiles before assuming it’s hers.

What about her boyfriend, net worth, or other personal details?
Those aren’t public, and there’s no credible reporting that would justify speculating. If it isn’t confirmed by a reliable source—or shared by Mia herself—it stays off-limits here.

A bit more context on her family

Fiona Bruce has spoken a few times about the challenge of balancing a high-pressure career with motherhood, and it’s clear family comes first for her. That attitude likely explains why there’s so little noise around her kids online.
Nigel Sharrocks has had a long career in advertising and cinema media; his name sometimes pops up around media-industry stories, but he keeps a low public profile, too.
Sam is carving out his own track in production and cinematography, with credits, a site, and CVs you can actually browse. If you’re seeing “Sharrocks” in industry directories, that’s probably him.

A quick note on sources so you know this isn’t guesswork

Age and birth month/year: Fiona Bruce’s Wikipedia “Personal life” section lists a daughter born in November 2001, which aligns with HELLO! naming Mia Rose as the daughter.
Schooling and results: Norwich High School for Girls publishes its results and achievements, where “Mia Sharrock” is named with 3 A*s, a Deputy Head Girl note, a gap year, and the plan for Psychology at York, plus a British Biology Olympiad commendation. These are first-party, dated posts.
Public appearance: Getty’s editorial caption explicitly identifies “daughter Mia Sharrocks” at the 2018 Global Champions Tour event in London.

Bottom line

Mia Sharrocks is 23, the daughter of Fiona Bruce and Nigel Sharrocks, and the younger sister of filmmaker Sam Sharrocks. She studied at Norwich High School for Girls, did very well at A-level, and planned to read Psychology at York after a gap year. Beyond that, she’s chosen to live quietly and privately, which explains why there isn’t a flood of verified social posts or interviews. It’s not a mystery; it’s simply a personal choice—and a sensible one when your mum is as recognisable as Fiona Bruce.