Inside Made In Korea: The K-Pop Experience host Vick Hope's 'feud' with radio bosses as 'she was sidelined'

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Vick Hope revealed that she felt pushed out by Capital FM bosses who favoured her co-host Roman Kemp for the breakfast show.

The DJ, who left the station in February 2020 after a three-year stint, later cited her treatment during Roman's time in the jungle on ITV's I'm A Celebrity...

Get Me Out Of Here! as the final straw. Rumours had been swirling about a fallout between Vick, 34, and Roman, 31, leading to her departure, but reports suggest it was the station bosses who were the real issue.

BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James even made light of the situation at the Arias ceremony in March 2020. As he introduced his co-host Emma B, Greg quipped: "I'm proud to say I have a true radio legend with me tonight - unlike the Roman Kemp/Vick Hope scenario I'd like to name." Read More Related Articles Marks & Spencer's new leopard print dress rivals designer name at a fraction of the cost According to The Sun, sources close to Vick, who is gearing up to present BBC series Inside Made In Korea: The K-Pop Experience, said she felt 'overlooked' when Roman jetted off to Australia for the reality show.