Zoe Ball, host of BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show for six years, presented her final show on December 20th, becoming emotional as she said goodbye to her listeners. She announced her departure last month, stating her desire to focus on family. The show was filled with festive tunes and emotional goodbyes as Ball reflected on her time on the programme.
Zoe Ball was reduced to tears as she presented her final BBC Radio 2 Breakfast show after six years. The broadcaster announced last month that she'd be leaving for pastures new this Christmas.
On Friday , the 54-year-old broadcaster vowed to have "lots of fun" as she bid farewell to her top radio job by playing lots of festive tunes and taking calls from her beloved listeners. She later confessed: "We're all pretending we're going to be OK, that the emotion isn't getting to us - but it's definitely getting to us. So hold tight!" Speaking to one of her listeners, she admitted: "I've already had a little cry on Patrick! But we're going to have lots of fun today."
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