Claudia Winkleman, best know for Strictly Come Dancing and The Traitors, has official waved goodbye to Radio 2's listeners as she hosted her final ever show on the station
After three years at the helm of Radio 2, presenter Claudia Winkleman has officially quit her role on the broadcaster's Saturday morning slot.
Her final songs included Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles, Common People by Paul Young, Tiny Dancer by Elton John and So What by Pink. "I will miss our amazing guests, our brilliant listeners and the one and only Sally Traffic. The truth is my children are growing up inordinately fast so I have decided to follow them around at home before they leave for good.
"I couldn’t be happier that Romesh is taking over Saturday mornings on Radio 2," she shared. "He is brilliantly laugh out loud funny, and I’ll listen every single week as my kids beg me to leave them alone.”
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