DJ Annie Mac breaks down in tears during final BBC Radio 1 show after 17 ‘amazing, magical’ years

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Ben Shephard, 46, was among those paying tribute to Annie Mac’s career on the BBC as the star stepped down.The Good Morning Britain star dropped an emotional goodbye to the broadcaster on social media.Annie featured in her last BBC radio show over the weekend as she shared an emotional goodbye to her listeners.Signing off from her last show, she tearfully revealed her dad had sent her a text which “floored her”.She said: “I just want to say thank you, thank you for having me, thank you for everything.“I’m going to keep going and keep hopefully being able to bring you music in other ways and keep writing and whatever comes my way.“The last 17 years have been the most amazing, magic experience, thank you so much for listening.”Annie then

BBC Radio 1 in April after 17 years on-air. And after bidding farewell during an emotional final show on Friday, Annie Mac, 43, took to the dancefloor at The London EDITION with a string of celebrity pals.

Annie Mac said goodbye to her BBC Radio 1 listeners last night (July 30) with her final Future Sounds show, ending her 17-year run at the station.The DJ announced her departure back in April, explaining that she wanted to devote more time to seeing her children and working on new projects.Delivering her final link on last night’s show, Mac began by saying that she was doing really well not crying until her dad sent her a text which floored her.“Thank you to my mum and dad,” a teary-eyed Mac said, before recalling the early support she received from them when she first started at the station. “They live in Dublin and you couldn’t get Radio 1 down there very well back in the day.

Annie Mac has shared a post hailing her female radio contemporaries as she prepares for her last ever BBC Radio 1 show.The DJ announced back in April that she was set to leave the station after 17 years, with her last Future Sounds show taking place tomorrow night (July 30).In a new Instagram post ahead of the final show, Mac shouted out the likes of Jo Whiley, Sara Cox, Annie Nightingale, Maryanne Hobbs and more women working in radio, and praised how far Radio 1 has come since she joined in 2004.“When I joined Radio 1, the gatekeepers of mainstream music and alternative music on the radio were mostly men.