Bobbie Pryor: Last News

Sir Rod Stewart has given a health update, three years after he was told he had prostate cancer.The rock legend, who has now been given the all-clear, spoke out amid the coronavirus pandemic while isolating in the UK.The 75-year-old said he was "slightly more at risk" but said he is the fittest he has even been.The singer is currently in lockdown at his Essex home, with four of his children and wife Penny Lancaster.He was asked about his health during a chat on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright in the Afternoon.Presenter Bobbie Pryor asked him: "Given all the health problems you've had over recent years, might you be slightly more at risk?""Yeah, oh absolutely," Rod confirmed.

Footage of Steve Wright discussing the end of his Afternoon Show on BBC Radio 2 has resurfaced following the host's death age 69. It was announced on Tuesday, 13 February that the legendary radio host had sadly passed away, with Sara Cox and Bobbie Pryor becoming emotional live on air as the news broke. Steve enjoyed a 40-year long career at the BBC, where he worked across both Radio One and Radio 2.

A BBC Radio 2 travel presenter was forced to halt her broadcast as she was left in tears live on air. Bobbie Pryor was courageously trying to deliver her travel report on Sara Cox's teatime show on Tuesday, 13 February, having just found out the tragic news about the death of her former colleague and friend, Steve Wright's.The radio legend passed away at 69, his family confirmed today in a heartbreaking statement.