Zoe Ball, who is the BBC's highest-paid woman, has been absent from her Radio 2 Breakfast Show slot for six weeks - and her colleagues are said to be in the dark

Zoe Ball has been absent from her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show for six weeks, with just a few days to go before she is set to return and her colleagues are said to be 'concerned'

Radio 2 breakfast presenter Zoe Ball has sold her countryside estate after purchasing it for a cool £2million, with reports coming in that she's relocated. Ball, who has been off-air from her show since August 8,

Zoe Ball's son Woody Cook has spoken out after his mother's absence from the BBC Radio 2 airwaves, with the presenter apparently set to return to her breakfast show very soon

Zoe Ball’s son Woody has addressed the presenter’s absence from Radio 2. The 52-year-old is scheduled to return to the airwaves on September 23rd– with the Maximum Music Monday show. The presenter’s colleagues previously said of her absence: “It’s all very tricky.”

53-year-old Zoe has held down the Radio 2 Breakfast host position since taking over from Chris Evans in January 2019. She has been missing from the morning programme since August 8, with a rotating chair of presenters including Gaby Roslin and Scott Mills being enlisted to temporarily hold down the fort.

BBC radio presenter Zoe Ball, 53, bought her countryside home in Newick, Sussex, in August 2020 but has now reportedly sold it to move to a townhouse between Brighton and Hove