Who will replace Roman Kemp on Capital’s Breakfast show?

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Roman Kemp has declared that he will be leaving his post as host of the Capital radio station's morning show after ten years on the air.

This week, the well-known host surprised viewers by sharing a deeply personal announcement live on air. He disclosed that his final program would be on 28 March, causing a stir among fans.

I can let you know that I'm not bidding farewell presently, I won't be departing from the program immediately and that's final, nonetheless, it's approaching soon," stated Kemp, aged 31, to the audience on Monday the 19th of February.

The host struggled to hold back his emotions while revealing that the choice was "extremely challenging."

As he departs for a new opportunity, rumors have started to circulate about the person who will take his place.

The Independent has created a record of potential successors who could come forward and acquire his highly desired position.

It is widely believed that the well-known Lancashire host is the top candidate to replace Kemp. After departing from his role on BBC Radio 1's drivetime program alongside Vick Hope, supporters are convinced that he will be chosen for the most prominent radio position in the UK.

Last week, the BBC made a post on social media declaring that the presenter would be leaving the channel after ten years.

Fans had already speculated that Kemp would resign from his position even before he made the official announcement. They believed that he would be leaving to join Capital.

One supporter shared their spooky forecast on X/Twitter, stating, "I have a feeling that you'll be on the Capital Breakfast Show before long, Jordan. My prediction is that Roman Kemp will step down next month." This was in response to the announcement.

Jordan North no longer works for the BBC, but he hasn't disclosed his future plans or his next employment destination.

BBC Radio 1 recently revealed that Jamie Laing will be taking over North's position. This led to speculation about whether Capital will consider hiring a star from Made in Chelsea to host their show. Jamie is already hosting the Big Fish podcast, which deals with the topic of self-improvement.

He has experience presenting on BBC's Watchdog and also participated in a marketing campaign for CBeebies in 2019.

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Matthews set out on a quest to retrieve the remains of his deceased brother during the 2023 release of the Disney+ documentary called Finding Michael. He climbed Mount Everest as part of his efforts.

The ex-student of Eton became a member of the group of individuals featured on the reality television program in the year 2011 as a constituent of its inaugural ensemble and immediately achieved high levels of admiration from viewers.

Spencer Matthews, who is a television personality from the popular show Made in Chelsea, is in the spotlight again.

A female broadcaster, DJ, and presenter who is 28 years old is popularly known for her hosting duties on KISS FM’s Wake Up weekend and KISS Fresh evening shows. She is also recognized for her contributions in the Spotify podcast series, Who We Be Talks.

She has been featured in advertising campaigns for brands such as Adidas, as well as working alongside Maya Jama. She has presented various programs, including BT Sports and the MOBOs.

Additionally, the resident of the south east part of London has collaborated with MTV regarding Generation Change: Ones to Watch. Moreover, she obtained the Dazed 100 grant for her documentary series known as Is Your Area Changing?

A retired disc jockey who is 102 years old is considering returning to work to take over from Roman Kemp as the Capital Breakfast host. She expressed confidence that if given the chance, she could give him a tough competition.

The position left by Kemp is available and she informed the press that she could return to work again if she agrees with host Tony Gilliam.

Leigh-Morgan expressed her delight in sharing memories with Tony and how it made her recall the moments of glee and joy they experienced at Angel Radio. She also mentioned her intention to challenge Roman in a friendly competition.

At 92 years old, a woman with five great-grandchildren took on the role of a radio DJ and hosted the Nonsense At Noon show on Angel Radio for a period of five years until her retirement in 2017.

Tony Gilliam was accompanied by Margaret Leigh-Morgan from Care UK's Pear Tree Court in the photograph.

Pear Tree Court, a facility managed by Care UK, was in the news recently. According to the report, the home is using a unique system to help improve the quality of life for residents. Instead of relying solely on medication to address symptoms like anxiety and depression, Pear Tree Court is using a more holistic approach. By incorporating music, aromatherapy, and other sensory stimulation, the home hopes to improve residents' emotional and physical wellbeing. This approach has the added benefit of reducing reliance on medication and improving mood and cognitive function. It's a win-win for residents and staff alike. And, given the rise in mental health concerns among seniors, it's an encouraging sign that alternative therapies are being explored and adopted in senior care facilities.

Angel Radio advocates for classic music and provides "joyful recollections to those who enjoy nostalgias."