BBC Radio 2's Zoe Ball is stepping down from her breakfast show to focus on her family as she announced Scott Mills is taking over. The 53-year-old — who is the mother to Woody, 23, and Nelly, 14 — will present her final breakfast show in December after being on air for six years,

Zoe Ball is leaving her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show a fortnight after Gary Lineker said he will leave Match of the Day.

TV presenter, Strictly star and host of Radio 1 and 2 breakfast shows - The 53-year-old is now planning the ‘new chapter’ in her career.

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

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.

As Zoe Ball bids farewell to her her Radio 2 Breakfast Show, listeners have been left reeling over the announcement of her successor.

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, but will remain part of the Radio 2 team and will give further details next year.

Zoe Ball has UK’s largest breakfast radio audience, but figures have dipped - The average number of weekly listeners to the Zoe Ball show was more than 900,000 higher three years ago.

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

Scott Mills replaces Zoe Ball on breakfast show - Ball’s last show will be on December 20 — and her exit has sparked a Radio 2 reshuffle as various presenters begin new roles