Nick Grimshaw to leave Radio One Breakfast Show

Nick Grimshaw is leaving the Radio 1 Breakfast Show – and will be replaced by Greg James.

The presenter, who says it’s always been his dream to be on breakfast, is ending his six-year stint on the show. He will move to Greg’s 4-7pm slot on the station.


Nick says he’s had the ‘time of his life’ on early mornings, but has decided it’s ‘time for a change and a new show.’

The news was announced on the show earlier today (Thursday) when Greg joined Grimmy in the studio.

And, former BBC breakfast show presenter Chris Moyles, who holds the record as the longest serving DJ to host the Breakfast Show, wished Grimmy well on Twitter.

His message read: Well done @grimmers, you found the secret tunnel that we left in 2012. Tradition says you now have to go to the pub all day! Congratulations pal. Chris.

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