Popular BBC host reveals hidden health issue behind sudden radio show departure
BBC Radio 2 breakfast host announces unexpected exit due to painful health condition affecting daily life. Long-time presenter opens up about jaw disorder while preparing for final broadcast
Zoe Ball shared surprising news about her health struggles which led to her departure from BBC Radio 2s morning broadcast. The well-known host disclosed that she deals with TMJ (a jaw-joint condition) causing her to wake-up with severe head-aches
In a candid social-media post Ball showed before-and-after pictures of her lymphatic drainage treatment which helps with jaw muscle tension. The condition affects the joint connecting skull and jaw; causing various symptoms like head-aches neck pain and vision issues
Im stepping away from the very early mornings and focus on family... I cant wait to tune in on the school run
The broadcasting veteran (who earned between £950‚000-£954‚999 in 2023) has hosted the show for about 6 years making her BBCs top-paid female presenter. Her final broadcast will happen on Dec 20th‚ when Scott Mills takes control of the morning slot
Mills - whos been friends with Ball since their Radio 1 days - recently covered her six-week summer break. He expressed being beyond-excited about his new role while Ball praised his skills: hes not only a blooming brilliant producer but one of the best in radio
