JEREMY Vine spoke out on leaving his Channel 5 and BBC shows in a 'terrifying and uncomfortable' interview.
The host chatted to Loose Women personality Kaye Adams and her co-host Karen MacKenzie on their How to be 60 podcast.
Jeremy, 58, opened up on his long-running career and he reflected on what could be the eventual day of his "professional demise" from the business.
He currently presents the flagship daytime debate programme on Channel 5 as well as the lunchtime show on BBC Radio 2.
The station faced a crisis after it lost over one million listeners after Ken Bruce went to Greatest Hits Radio and Vanessa Feltz launched her drivetime show on TalkTV.
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And although he has no plans to retire anytime soon, the broadcasting personality acknowledged that he is the oldest presenter at the publicly funded radio station.
He admitted: "We have to accept that because what you cannot do is say ‘how unfair’ - the unfairness is we’ve done it for so long.
"So, I think I’ll be cool with it actually, I think I will. I’m the oldest one now, I was the youngest one for ages, but I don’t really go for public panic.
"I’m so uncomfortable talking about my own professional demise. I can’t quite factor it in, and I do think that we all have to be aware that it’s coming for all of us."
Promoting the podcast episode, he tweeted: "Terrified (but delighted) to listen to latest @kayeadams podcast #HowToBe60 … with me … age, ahem, 58 … and Kaye’s hilarious mate Karen."
And fans flocked to social media as they declared their love for the unsuspected trio.
One listener wrote: "A good listen. Really enjoyed it."
According to the Express, another exclaimed: "Love this Jeremy! Nice to see a casual side to you and let loose a little bit."
Whilst a third commented: "Well done sir! A great listen and Kaye and Karen were the perfect hosts."
