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Sara Cox's Breakfast Show Dream & Snoring Nightmare

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Sara Cox, the new BBC Radio Two Breakfast Show host, shares her nightly struggle with husband Bens snoring, likening it to a wildlife doc scenario. She connects it to anxiety, especially now at 51, and plans to embrace her twenties carefree spirit for better sleep. She promises top tunes, fun, and big guests to kickstart mornings.

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Sara Cox's Breakfast Show Dream & Snoring Nightmare

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sara Cox's Breakfast Show Dream & Snoring Nightmare. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 23rd, Sarah Cox is stepping up to host BBC Radio 2's breakfast show this summer, taking over from Scott Mills. The 51-year-old DJ married her husband Ben back in 2013 after they started dating in 2006. They've got daughter Renee and son Isaac together, plus she's mom to Lola from her earlier marriage to DJ John Carter. On her podcast, Teen Commandments, which she co-hosts with Claire Hamilton, Sarah opened up about a nightly hassle with Ben. His snoring and even just breathing drive her out of bed to crash in another room when she wakes up. She paints it like those wildlife docks where an animal's on high alert for danger. Any tiny noise feels huge in the dark. Sarah links it to some anxiety too, saying back in her 20s, waking at 3am, men plenty of sleep left, but now at 51, it spirals into. Penic over lost rest. Earlier this week, she shared how ecstatic she feels about the breakfast gig, calling it a dream since joining Radio 2. After seven glorious years on the weekday tea time slot, she's promising top tunes,

her signature fun, and big guest to kick off mornings right. As Sarah preps to wake the nation, she's tabbing back into that carefree 20s vibe for better nights, hoping her listeners tune in for the chaos and keep those earplugs handy at home.

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