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Sara Cox will replace Scott Mills as the new host of BBC Radio 2's breakfast show. The announcement comes after Scott Mills was sacked over allegations about his personal conduct.Cox, who currently presents the station's teatime slot, said she was "ecstatic, honoured and incredibly chuffed" to be taking over the flagship show. "It's been a dream to host the breakfast show since I joined Radio 2, and it feels like a bit of a full circle for me," Cox told the BBC.She added, "It's always been my dream. My energy has always been 'waiting-in-the-wings gal', but I'm so glad it's happening now, because I would not swap the last seven years of teatime for anything."The announcement has brought the spotlight back to the veteran presenter, known for her illustrious career in both radio and television.
Who is Sara Cox?
Sara Cox is a popular British radio and television personality. She was born in Bolton on 13 December 1974. She attended Canon Slade School. After completing her studies, she ventured into modelling. Following her appearance in the OMD music video for "Everyday," she landed her first TV role in 1996 on The Girly Show.
She gained national attention after joining BBC Radio 1, where she hosted with Emma Boughton. She has also presented MTV Europe during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
She has also hosted numerous television shows, including Strictly Come Dancing, The Great British Sewing Bee, and various comedy entertainment programmes.
Sara Cox’s net worth
Sara Cox has amassed a fortune during her decades-long career in radio and television. The 51-year-old has an estimated net worth of around $5 million to $8 million, according to Sunday Guardian Live. As one of the leading broadcasters in the UK, this substantial fortune comes from her career in broadcasting, television hosting, and radio presenting. Her prominent presence in the British media since the 1990s has created multiple revenue streams and lucrative opportunities.
According to The Sun, Cox earns between £285,000 and £289,999 a year at the BBC.



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