‘Time for her to go’ Naga Munchetty sends love to ex-BBC co-star after heartbreaking news
express.co.ukBBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, has sent her condolences to her former colleague Rory Cellan-Jones, 64, after he suffered a heartbreaking loss.
Naga worked closely with technology correspondent Rory at the BBC before he announced his decision to leave the broadcaster last year.As a result, she was one of the first to send her love to her friend, when he revealed the sad news that his beloved family dog had died this weekend.Rory shared a photo of his Collie cross, Cabbage, enjoying a stroll in the park while morning his loss this morning.He wrote in view of his 197,000 followers: “We have some very sad news. “We’ve had to say goodbye to our much loved Collie cross Cabbage. “For 14 years she was a lovely , energetic and really smart member of our family. “It was time for her to go but we miss her so much.”Naga was quick to comment on Rory’s tweet, writing: “So sorry Rory - Sending love xx.”Naga’s BBC Breakfast co-star Dan Walker also reacted to the news, telling Rory: “So sorry to hear that Rory.” BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Breakfast host Rachel Burden added: “Oh no!!!
I’m so sorry. “I’ve loved your daily updates.She looked like a beautiful creature.”Naga and Rory previously showcased their sweet friendship when the latter revealed his plans to quit the BBC after 40 years.Sharing the news on Twitter in 2021, he wrote: “Some personal news..in late October I shall be leaving the BBC.“I’ve had the most fabulous time working with brilliant people, but after 40 years it’s time to move on…”Naga took to the comments section to share how much she’d miss her colleague.The star penned: “You utterly brilliant man – You will be sorely missed x.”Naga can also relate to the unconditional love Rory had for his pet pooch, as.
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