Veronica Louise Milsom (born 9 October 1984^{[citation needed]}) is an Australian radio presenter, comedian and actress. From 2014 to 2020, she co-hosted the afternoon drive-time programme Veronica & Lewis alongside Lewis Hobba on youth radio station Triple J.^[1]

Milsom grew up in Geelong, Victoria, and has three siblings.^[2] Milsom attended the same high school in Geelong as her Hungry Beast and Triple J co-host, Lewis Hobba.^[3] After graduating from The Geelong College, Milsom studied at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts.^[4]

Milsom gave birth to a daughter, Lila, in 2017.^[2][5] Her experience of motherhood is the basis for her 2019 solo stage performance Parent Virgin.^[5]

Milsom is best known as a co-host of the Triple J radio station program Veronica & Lewis, presenting from 2014 to 2020^[6] In 2016, she was shortlisted for female Radio Presenter of the Year at the Cosmopolitan Women of the Year Award.^[7]

Milsom wrote for, and appeared in, the satirical current affairs program Hungry Beast.^[8] Milsom has appeared on ABC television shows, including 44 episodes of Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell,^[9] Back Seat Drivers, and It's a Date,^[10] as well as Channel Ten's The Project and A League of Their Own (Australian game show).

ABC TV and Screen Australia commissioned Milsom to co-write and perform in The Record, a mockumentary series she created, which was shortlisted for the Australian Online Video Awards Archived 19 September 2016 at the Wayback Machine. The project became a short film, The Record: World’s Largest Family, co-written by Milsom and Steen Raskapoulos, which has screened at Manchester, Palm Springs and LA Webfest film festivals.^[4][11] Milsom has also acted in The Angus Project on ABC iView.^[12]

Milsom is also a playwright. Porky Pies (2007) was co-written with Alex Lee at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.^[13][14] In 2014, she performed live solo shows at The Melbourne and Sydney International Comedy Festivals.^[8] Good Lord It’s Christmas (2016) and Parent Virgin (2019) were staged at Sydney's Giant Dwarf Theatre.

In February 2020, Milsom announced that she would not be returning to Triple J after the birth of her second child, and would be leaving at the end of the month.^[15] Comedian Michael Hing replaced her on Triple J's drive-time segment, retitled Hobba & Hing, with Lewis Hobba continuing on as co-host.^[16]