BBC Radio 2’s presenter switch-up has seen the channel lose half a million weekly listeners.
Back in December, former broadcaster , 51, was as she took a break from the plum presenting spot.
At the time Zoe, 54 - who had been due to issues off air - told how December 20 would be heras she chose to “focus on family.”
Listeners were quick toshe was set to up sticks, including a family tragedy.
She has since returned to the BBC Radio 2 fold with The Zoe Ball Show, which airs every Saturday.
Yet between April and June 2025 the station has lost half a million listeners compared to figures from three months earlier.
Scott took over in January 2025.
Between January and March 2025, 13.11million listeners tuned into the station overall.
Yet during the most recent time period reviewed, this dropped to 12.62million.
Specifically for the Breakfast Show, figures marked 6.45million average weekly listeners from January to March.
Yet between April and June, this has dropped to 6.22million.
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Zoe’swas on Friday, December 20 - with “plenty of fun and shenanigans” ahead of Christmas.
Yet at the time, Zoe said she would remain on BBC Radio 2.
She said: “After six incredible years on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, it’s time for me to step away from the very early mornings and focus on family.”
Telling her listeners about her decision, she said: “I’ve decided it’s time to step away from the early alarm call and start a new chapter.
“We’ve shared a hell of a lot, the good times, the tough times, there’s been a lot of laughter. And I am going to miss you cats.”
She added she would also miss her colleagues, saying they were “like family to me”.
The early morning presenter added: “But I won’t miss the 4am alarm call, if I’m completely honest.
“You know I love you all to bits.”
