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Paul O'Grady quits BBC Radio 2 show after 14 years: 'It's the right time to go'
10.08.2022 - 13:43 / ok.co.uk
Paul O'Grady has announced he's leaving his BBC Radio 2 show.The 67 year old, who recently shared a peak inside his life off screen with his ballet dancer husband, has had a Sunday afternoon show on the station since 2009 but announced on Tuesday 9 August that his role will sadly come to an end this weekend. Speaking to his loyal listeners, the star explained that he's loved doing the show for the last 14 years, adding: "I’m going to miss my listeners as well as the fun I’ve had with my producer Malcolm Prince, but I feel that now is the right time to go.” His final programme will be on Sunday 14 August, marking the end of an era. It's set to feature all the regular fixtures, including a Lost TV Theme, the Thank You Letter of the Week and an unexpected playlist before he signs off.
Fans flocked to Twitter to share their heartbreak over his departure from the radio show as one person wrote: "Very sorry hear that Paul is going. At least there are plenty of catch-up I could listen to. Who's going to be next one wonders...
Radio 2 has been a constant in my life." "This is a travesty.The beauty of Paul’s show is him being authentically himself. And never knowing what was going to come out of this mouth. Ditto Liza Tarbuck.
Which is what makes her joyful to tune into. If she goes - that would be the final straw!" another shared. A third added: "So sorry to read this.
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