Steve Wright leaves BBC Radio 2, find out why and who will replace him

Steve Wright is well-known for his performance on BBC Radio 2 and his personality on the programme "Sunday Love Songs." The BBC 2 anchor has announced that he will leave the show.

After 23 years of participation in the show, Steve Wright has formally approved a deal for his final daily BBC Radio 2 programme. But on the last episode of Steve Wright during Friday Afternoon, the DJ gave a moving monologue before leaving. From July 5, 1999, till September 30, the legend broadcast his show on BBC.

Fans might be curious about the show's future after Steve Wright retires.

Who will take over BBC Radio 2 show?

Scott Mills will now take over the afternoon show on BBC Radio 2. In terms of his line of work, Scott Mills is a DJ, a television host, and a sporadic actor. The DJ Scott Mills is 49 years old.

68-year-old Steve Wright is departing the show, and you may be curious why. When questioned about the cause, he explained he wanted to do something new.

We're sure fans will miss this outstanding TV personality in the coming days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Scott Mills?
He is a radio host from Eastleigh, Hampshire. At 16, he started working as a host for his hometown's Power FM radio station.

What is the net worth of Steve Wright?
Steve Wright is a radio host with an estimated USD 14–15 million net worth.

What is Steve Wright's age?
Steve Wright is currently 68 years old. He was born on August 26, 1954.