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Liza Tarbuck Quits Beloved Radio Show
12 Mar
Summary
- Liza Tarbuck is leaving her Saturday evening show after 12 years.
- Her departure has caused heartbreak among fans and colleagues.
- Shaun Keaveny will host the slot until future plans are announced.
Liza Tarbuck, the beloved English actress and comedian, has announced her decision to step down from her Saturday evening show on Radio 2. The 61-year-old presenter, who has hosted the popular 6-8pm slot since 2012, cited a desire to reclaim her weekends.
Her announcement, shared via a handwritten note on Instagram, expressed gratitude to her listeners, describing their shared experience as akin to a "private member's club." This news has prompted widespread dismay among her loyal fanbase and famous colleagues.
Radio 6 host Shaun Keaveny is set to take over the presenting duties temporarily until the end of March. The BBC has indicated that further announcements regarding the show's future programming will be made at a later date.
Numerous colleagues, including Rylan Clark, Natalie Cassidy, Jo Whiley, Lisa Faulkner, and Sally Traffic, have shared heartfelt tributes, expressing their sadness and appreciation for Tarbuck's unique style and positive influence. Fans have echoed these sentiments, with many calling her departure a "national disaster" and hoping for her return to broadcasting.
