'Can you please make sure you look after Couch Potatoes?'
Rylan Clark has announced that he is taking a bit of a break from his BBC Radio 2 show.
contestant-turned-TV and radio host presents a show on the BBC station between 3pm and 6pm on Saturdays., Rylan told his listeners that he would be taking a few weeks off to "do some other bits and bobs". "I just want to say whoever is looking after this seat for a fair few weeks, can you please make sure you look after Couch Potatoes?" he said.He later added: "Well, listen, as I said, I'm gonna be off now for a fair few weeks, 'cause I've got some other bits that I need to do, and I will be back very very soon.
"But whoever's here, please look after 'em. Make sure you send in all your messages. Look after Simon – 'cause, y'know, he gets jealous when other people are in," he joked. "Look after Lottie and Sal, look after Brendan and whoever else is working on the show, because I love 'em. I don't say it a lot, but I do, alright?"
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