Scott Mills Fired from BBC After 23 Years

0:00It's March 30th, welcome to entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. British Radio, DJ Scott Mills, just got the boo from the BBC after almost three decades on the air. The 53-year-old host, famous for his slots on Radio 1 and Radio 2, was let go over concerns about his personal conduct. Officials haven't spilled any details on what went down, but they confirmed he's no longer under contract. Officials kicked off at the BBC back in 1998 with the early breakfast show on Radio 1. He hit big in 2004 with his own prime time gig that ran until 2022, then slid over to Radio 2 afternoons before grabbing. The breakfast slot. Word of his exit hit staff hard, according to a memo from BBC's director of music, Lorna Clark. She called it a total shock after years of working with him across radio and TV shows, and said listeners would feel it too on their morning drive. His last broadcast aired on March 24th, right after chatting up stars like Taylor Swift,

1:03Harry Styles, and Ryan Gosling. That same week, he posted a clip from his Louis Tomlinson interview on Instagram. For now, the BBC staying tight-lipped on replacements, or next steps, but we'll keep ears open as the story develops.