Jeremy Vine is one of the many individuals hoping for an update on Michael Mosley as he fears for his wife Clare.
Gaining recognition as a health guru, the One Show and This Morning star vanished during a holiday on the Greek island of Symi, which is part of the Dodecanese island group.
His other half raised alarm bells on Thursday, June 6, after he failed to return from a walk he'd set off on from St Nikolas Beach in the early hours of Wednesday afternoon.
A search and rescue operation was officially launched, leaving fans of the TV doctor, 67, on the edge of their seats. Taking to X, Jeremy admitted he kept both Clare Mosley and Michael's family (which includes four children) in his thoughts as the harrowing wait for an update continues.
Jeremy Vine addressed a message to Michael Mosley's wife and family"I'm praying this lovely man is found and thinking of Claire and the whole Mosley family", the BBC Radio lunchtime host penned on social media, which prompted one of his followers to respond: "Seems a very genuine bloke. Hope he's OK."
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Jeremy Vine wasn't the only celebrity to break his silence over Michael Mosley's disappearance. On Thursday, shortly after learning that the doctor had disappeared, Good Morning Britain star Martin Lewis wrote his own message on X.
He admitted he was "disturbed" as he penned: "Feeling disturbed about the news about Dr Michael Mosley. I hope he's ok." Meanwhile, many other fans of Michael Mosley echoed his statement as they all hoped for the best.
Jeremy Vine posted a statement on X as he admitted to be keeping Michael Mosley and his wife Clare in his thoughts (PA)One notably commented: "Oh goodness . My heart hurts with this news. I so love listening to Michael Mosley he brings hope to those who gave up. I’m not a big praying person only in a very private tiny way . Praying for him to return safely to his family."
Alex Jones waited until she was at the helm of The One Show on Thursday to share her own emotional message on the matter, telling viewers: "As you'll have heard in the news, lots of us are concerned to hear that our friend Michael Mosley has gone missing whilst on holiday in Greece."
She added: "Our thoughts are very much with his wife Clare and the rest of his family at this worrying time. We hope for more positive news."
Police, who are said to have been informed about the disappearance on Wednesday, and firefighters have been using drones in a desperate attempt to locate Michael Mosley. A helicopter was also deployed to help with the search, which was reprised this Friday.
Authorities are focusing their efforts on the Pedi area of the Symi island, where a woman reported seeing Michael Mosley. However, the Mayor of Symi Eleftherios Papakalodoukas said firefighters had told him it was "impossible" Mosley was still there.
"It is a very small, controlled area, full of people. So, if something happened to him there, we would have found him by now", he told the BBC.
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