ZOE Ball announced yesterday she is quitting the Radio 2 breakfast show after six years of 4am starts.
The star, 53, told her six million listeners that the time has come to spend more time "being a mum" to daughter Nelly, 14.
It comes just over six months after Zoe's mother Julia Peckham died from cancer.
She said on her show yesterday: "It's time for me to step away from the very early mornings and focus on family.
We got through the lockdown together didn't we? "We've shared a hell of a lot, the good times, the tough times, it's been a lot of laughter and I am going to miss you cats."
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