Rylan Clark offered a year off work by BBC bosses after suffering a breakdown on Radio 2 following marriage split
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thesun.co.ukRYLAN Clark was urged to take a year off work after breaking down during his BBC Radio 2 show. The presenter started crying off-air during a song last month — prompting producers to call a crisis meeting.
His Saturday show colleagues loaded the next track so Rylan, 32, could compose himself, sources said. It came weeks after Rylan returned to work following an extended break to deal with the end of his marriage to Dan Neal, 42.
BBC bosses met Rylan’s management to discuss how best to handle the situation. The insider said: “Rylan’s one of the BBC’s favourite stars. "When he returned to work everyone supported him but when he broke down people were concerned he’d come back too fast. “One of the BBC’s top brass was at the meeting.
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