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Warhurst Returns to Air After Eye Concern
18 Jun
Summary
- Nina Warhurst addressed follower concerns about an eye condition.
- She reassured fans that she is not in pain and is receiving help.
- Warhurst is a lead presenter for BBC's News at One bulletin.
BBC presenter Nina Warhurst has reassured concerned viewers after a stye appeared on her left eyelid. She shared an update on social media, stating she is in no pain and is receiving assistance from a pharmacist.
Warhurst advised that her left eye simply needs a few days away from makeup. This update followed viewer inquiries on X about her well-being during her hosting of BBC News at One.
Nina Warhurst joined the BBC in 2010, initially presenting for East Midlands Today. She later became a familiar face on BBC Breakfast, serving as its business and consumer correspondent and a substitute anchor.
Since March of the previous year, Warhurst has been the lead presenter for the flagship lunchtime program, BBC News at One. She stepped back from her regular BBC Breakfast role to take on this new position.
Reflecting on her seven years with BBC Breakfast, Warhurst expressed gratitude. She recalled being heavily pregnant and nervous when first offered shifts on the program, crediting a colleague for helping her acclimate.
Her role on BBC Breakfast became permanent after the coronavirus lockdown. She mentioned it was a privilege to support audiences during that tumultuous period. She also expressed excitement for her new role on the lunchtime program and her continued occasional appearances on BBC Breakfast.
