Capital FM has been dealt another major blow following the departure of Roman Kemp as Tallia Storm has also just quit. The Scottish breakfast show co-host, 25, has only been on the radio station for a year but the singer's exit is now the third presenter to fly. Before her, was Will Njobvu, who hosts for Capital XTRA. Tallia's final show has already aired after surprising fans with the shocking news. Taking to
Social Media, Tallia wrote: "Best year of my life moving back to
Scotland & waking up at 5am to host Scotland's number 1 hit
music station @CapitalScotland with my bestie, sarcastic, hilarious king for life @Fatpresenter. Loved every minute of it but my loan period is up & I move back to
London & have to say goodbye to my Scottish besties." She added: "I've loved every minute of laughing, crying & celebrating with every one of YOU right here in Scotland.Thank you for making my wildest dreams come true & letting me talk to you for 4 hours a day Monday - Friday!!!! Love you guys, there's no place like Scotland!" The star recently released her single Ballers and attributed her decision to leave on her desire to pursue other work ventures. High street brand loved by
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fashion Tallia Storm has quit Capital Radio after a year co-hosting the Scottish breakfast show ( Image: Dave Hogan/Hogan Media/REX/Shutterstock) Roman Kemp will be replaced by Jordan North who quit
BBC Radio 1 ( Image: Getty Images) She has spent the past year on the show from 6am to 10am on weekdays mornings alongside her co-host Fat Brestovci. Back in February, Roman made the heartbreaking decision to quit after 10 years hosting the Capital Breakfast show. Jordan North will replace him and former Made In
Chelsea star Jamie Laing will take over Jordan's slot on BBC Radio 1 . During his broadcast he told listeners: "What I can tell you is I’m not saying goodbye right now, I’m not leaving the show today and that’s it, but it’s not far away. It will come and that goodbye will come in five to six weeks. It’s not a decision that has come overnight either, it’s massive. I’ve not found it easy at all." He added: "Capital is my family, you as the wonderful listeners that you’ve been, you’ve been with me at my best times and my absolute lowest… Capital and Global have helped change me. I was 22 years old when I first joined Capital and it’s built me into the man that I am today, it is all that I know.‘But I know that now is the right time to leave and now is the right time to move on." Roman has presented the Breakfast Show from 6am to 10am throughout the week for 10 years and hosted the programme alongside Siân Welby and Chris Stark. Before securing the
Job, he worked on Sunday from 6–9am before moving up the ladder. Medik8 beauty box includes £114 worth of ‘amazing’ best-sellers for just £52 Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat ,
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