BBC presenter quits with emotional statement after 24yrs on air
ok.co.ukAfter 24 years, BBC presenter Jenny Hill has announced her departure from the corporation.Taking to social media, Jenny shared her decision to step down as a foreign correspondent.
In a heartfelt post on X, she expressed: "Personal update: I'm leaving the BBC today after 24 years. What a privilege it's been to travel the world and tell people's stories." She also extended gratitude towards her colleagues, adding: "Thanks to the many lovely colleagues whose talent, courage and friendship have made it such a pleasure." BBC News analysis editor Ros Atkins responded to her announcement with words of encouragement: "We're going to miss you, Jenny.
Best of luck." Lyse Doucet, Chief international correspondent, also chimed in, commenting: "Such a distinctive broadcaster and kind colleague.
So sorry to see you go Jenny", reports the Mirror. Fans and viewers expressed their appreciation for Jenny's work, with one saying: "Thank-you Jenny for all your hard work.
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