Scott Mills arrives at Radio 2 as he takes over from Zoe Ball

Scott Mills arrives at Radio 2 as he takes over from Zoe Ball

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Scott Mills arrives at Radio 2 as he takes over from Zoe Ball
Author: Beth Allcock
Published: Jan, 27 2025 07:57

SCOTT Mills flashed a smile as he arrived at the BBC Radio 2 studios for his first day hosting the Breakfast Show permanently. The former BBC Radio 1 anchor looked cheery amid his fresh start at the station - after popular broadcaster Zoe Ball revealed she was quitting last year.

 [Scott Mills on his first day as a BBC Radio 2 breakfast show presenter.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Scott Mills on his first day as a BBC Radio 2 breakfast show presenter.]

Scott, 51, wore a trendy green jacket with a black striped trim around the wrists. He paired it with black jeans, a T-Shirt and trainers, carring a huge black duffle bag in his left hand. The fan-favourite presenter also clutched his BBC Radio 2 pass in his hand as he stood outside the White City Studios.

 [Scott Mills on his first day as a BBC Radio 2 breakfast show presenter.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Scott Mills on his first day as a BBC Radio 2 breakfast show presenter.]

During his first show as permanent Breakfast host - after covering for Zoe on the eye-wateringly early programme a number of times - he vowed he would "give it absolutely everything.". After playing his first hit, Robbie Williams track Rock DJ, Scott told channel's listeners: "I’ve worked at the BBC for 25 years now, on the radio, a lot of you may well have grown up listening to me.

 [Zoe Ball on her final BBC Radio 2 show.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Zoe Ball on her final BBC Radio 2 show.]

"I’m sure a lot of you will not have much idea about me at all. "Either way, if you could make me part of your morning routine, it would honestly mean so much because, believe me, I’m going to give it absolutely everything I’ve got. "I really hope you enjoy it. Let’s go.".

 [Scott Mills, BBC Radio 1 DJ, emotional during his final show.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Scott Mills, BBC Radio 1 DJ, emotional during his final show.]

He then excitedly added: "This might be the best day of my life, apart from getting married.". Zoe revealed her decision to leave the show back in November, after a whopping six years in the hotseat. She told how she planned to "focus on my family.". Yet the mum of one told how she will remain on BBC Radio 2 - teasing an announcement in the new year.

 [Zoe Ball, Norman Cook, and their son Woody at Bristol University.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Zoe Ball, Norman Cook, and their son Woody at Bristol University.]

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