Presenter Zoe Ball has said she is “really touched” while thanking fans and friends for their messages after she announced she was leaving BBC Radio 2’s Breakfast Show next month.The 53-year-old will step down from presenting the show next month to “focus on family”,

BBC presenter Zoe Ball has announced she is stepping down from hosting the Radio 2 breakfast show after six years in December.

Zoe Ball quits BBC Radio 2 breakfast show 'to focus on family' with Scott Mills taking over - Zoe Ball tells listeners during Tuesday morning’s show she will be leaving before Christmas

ZOE Ball is stepping down from her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show after six years to “focus on family”. Zoe’s last show will be on Friday, December 20 – with “plenty of

BBC presenter Zoe Ball has announced she is leaving her role as host of the Radio 2 breakfast show after six years in December.

Zoe Ball’s BBC Radio 2 replacement has reacted to his new appointment as breakfast show host. On Tuesday (19 November), it was revealed that Ball would be leaving her role after six “incredible” years – a position she joined after replacing Chris Evans in 2018.

Zoe Ball is leaving her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show after six years. The 53-year-old, who recently lost her mother to cancer, will present her last show on Friday, 20 December. She said she was leaving to focus on family.

Zoe Ball has announced she'll soon be quitting her breakfast show on BBC Radio 2. The 53-year-old told her listeners on Tuesday morning: "Okay you lovely bunch, I have some news. "After six years of fun times alongside you all on the Breakfast Show,

BBC presenter Zoe Ball has announced she is stepping down from hosting the Radio 2 breakfast show - to be replaced by her 'bestie' Scott Mills. The 53-year-old announced on air this morning that she has decided to step down but will remain on the station.