Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who exit confirmed as BBC marks departure with blockbuster finale
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dailystar.co.ukDoctor Who after four years - since making history as the first ever female Doctor in 2017.39-year-old Jodie broke records when she replaced Peter Capaldi on the beloved BBC sci-fi show in a 2017 Christmas special called Twice Upon a Time - becoming the thirteenth doctor and the first ever female to assume the iconic doctor role.It comes after rumours that Jodie would be leaving the time-travelling fantasy show at the beginning of this year.The BBC have now officially announced that Jodie will be quitting the show as Time Lord next year along with showrunner Chris Chibnall - which will culminate in an epic blockbuster special which will air in autumn 2022.It follows the exciting announcement of a six-part Event Serial due in the autumn of.
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