Angela Yee, co-host of the extensively joined forces The Breakfast Club, announced that she is leaving the morning show. The 46-year-old New York City radio person is shipping off her own show, Way Up with Angela Yee, with iHeartRadio in the fall.
“I’m overwhelmed with appreciation and enthusiasm to have this extremely rare opportunity to make a brand new show,” Yee said in a decree. “I esteem each person who has helped with getting this moving at iHeartMedia, or more all, the audience individuals who are like family to me. It’s a conflicting tendency to leave a striking show like The Breakfast Club, which we worked beginning from the earliest stage for quite a while, yet we will be forever a development of each other.”
She added, “I’m attempting genuinely and gave to making our new program stimulating, savvy, provocative, and specifically, a safe space for fundamentally a more prominent measure of us to create and learn while living it up. I’m ready for this new area!”
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Far Up With Angela Yee will air early afternoon on non-end of the week days across 30 iHeartMedia stations, including New York’s Power 105.1 – – which is the home of The Breakfast Club. Concerning Way Up, it will be a natural show that will allow the host to connect with audience individuals on different focuses, and consolidate more gatherings with unquestionably the best names in hip-hop and R&B.
Yee, who has worked with The Breakfast Club with DJ Envy and Charlamange tha God starting around 2010 – – moreover shared the news on Wednesday’s episode. Charlamange gave Yee the floor, after he raised her tweet from Tuesday night that got the Internet murmuring about the morning show’s future.
“The Breakfast Club, taking everything into account is officially gotten done,” Yee tweeted Tuesday night, leaving her co-has and the world with questions.
The morning dinner club, taking everything into account is officially wrapped up
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— Angela Yee (@angelayee) August 10, 2022 “So this is really empowering, this is the kind of thing I’ve been clutching achieve all through late years since way before the pandemic,” Yee said on the show. “I will leave The Breakfast Club. All of you plainly will advance forward and you understand it will be a substitute pattern of The Breakfast Club. Regardless, I will have my own show up here at iHeart as well, so I’ll be fundamental for the family.”
“I really need to thank, regardless of anything else, the audience individuals who are fundamental for our Breakfast Club family. We’ve been doing this for quite some time right now consequently this is just an immense entryway,” she continued. “I feel extremely full, exceptionally respected to have the choice to get something genuinely awesome up here. Since to the degree that having a comprehensively cooperated show, and somebody in my circumstance, a woman, a Black woman up here, it’s a special case and it’s a remarkable entryway. In addition, it’s not something that I fool with. So I’m really empowered.”
Yee’s statement was met with cheers and approval from her two co-has. During her experience on The Breakfast Club, Yee has been a piece of a part of the public transmission’s by and large famous and buzzworthy interviews, including President Barack Obama, JAY-Z, and Issa Rae.
Despite Way Up, Yee will regardless have her advanced transmission Lip Service, which will end up being fundamental for the iHeartPodcast association.
Yee’s actual flight date from The Breakfast Club has not yet been