Zoe Ball's son, Woody Cook, has spoken out about his mum's absence from her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show as she remains on an unexplained break from the airwaves

Zoe Ball's son Woody Cook has broken his silence on his mum's recent absence from BBC Radio 2 after the broadcaster was spotted being consoled by her ex-husband Norman Cook

The BBC has revealed that Zoe Ball will be back in her usual Radio 2 morning slot in the next few days. Zoe has been away from the Radio 2 breakfast show since 8 August, with various presenters including Scott Mills and Gaby Roslin filling in for her in her absence.

Presenter Zoe Ball is reported to be returning to her Radio 2 show next week after taking a sudden extended time off

Zoe Ball has been pictured for the first time since her unexpected absence from BBC Radio 2. The popular presenter last appeared on the Breakfast Show on August 8, and hasn’t uttered a word since her unexplained, and unexpected departure.

Zoe Ball’s BBC return revealed amid growing concern among Radio 2 listeners - Fans have been worried about host after extended absence

Zoe Ball has been missing from her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show for six weeks, but her son Woddy has shared an update about his well-loved mother

Zoe Ball ’s worried fans have pleaded for answers after it was confirmed she will missing from her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show for another week. The 53-year-old beloved broadcaster has been mysteriously missing from the airwaves since August 8, with Gaby Roslin and Scott Mills covering for her since then.

The BBC has responded to speculation around the future of radio presenter Zoe Ball, after the host took an extended leave of absence following the death of her mum.

Zoe Ball has been missing from the airwaves for five weeks and the BBC has not yet explained why she has been off, with an insider saying 'nobody knows what has happened'