Rylan Clark, presenter on Radio 2, has issued a cheeky response as to why he was not on his weekly radio show and it includes him blaming ‘everyone but himself’
Rylan Clark missed his Radio 2 show yesterday but in a cheeky post he explained why.
Rylan, 37, has been presenting the radio station’s Saturday afternoon slot since 2019 but yesterday Rylan On Saturday, which airs weekly on BBC Radio 2 from 3pm to 6pm, was presented by Mark Goodier who had to step in last minute to cover for Rylan.
Taking to his Instagram story Rylan said: “Soz about today’s show. I blame everyone but myself. Genuinely had it all sussed out and then flights all cancelled. Thanks Mark for stepping in you legend. Gonna have a rosé and think of you all.”
It comes after the presenter complained about the fact that his weekend show still hasn’t received any awards back in May.
Rylan aimed a cheeky swipe at The ARIAS (The Audio and Radio Industry Awards) for failing to nominate him, saying: “Always snubbed at The ARIAS even though I host the thing. It kills me, I’m the host of it and I can’t even get a nomination!”
Last week Rylan was asked if he regretted telling his husband he had cheated on him as he addressed it for the first time in a new interview. Rylan revealed his infidelity to his husband, Dan Neal, which caused the downfall of his six-year marriage back in 2021.
And now on The Assembly one audience member asked him: “When you told your husband you cheated on him, he divorced you. Is honesty always the best policy?”
Stunned, he replied: “Yeah, I think it is. I’m okay admitting I’m in the wrong, because actually I don’t deal well with guilt, and I don’t deal well with secrets. It made me so ill, like so ill. It sounds a terrible thing to say, but I’m glad it happened.”
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