Rylan Clark-Neal has reassured fans he is doing 'good' following reports that BBC bosses were urging him to take a year off work.
The TV presenter, 32, has broken his silence and said he is alright following his split from his husband Dan but added that there was a time when he 'wasn't'.
Taking to Twitter on Thursday, Rylan wrote: 'Couple of news stories today. Be assured, I'm good. I wasn't, but I am now x'.
'I'm good': Rylan Clark-Neal has reassured fans he is doing 'good' following reports that BBC bosses were urging him to take a year off work
Rylan was inundated with messages of support from his followers, with one writing: 'Thank you for taking the time to tweet. Glad you are ok'.
Another said: 'It's always OK not to be OK. Pleased you're all good now. Being in the public eye must make things so much harder when things get tough. But know you being in the public eye brings much joy to many people.'
One user added: 'Great news, can you please take over the breakfast show on radio 2, you are really bloody funny and entertaining.
The reassurance came after Rylan was said to have 'broke down during his Radio 2 show' last month which led to producers 'holding a crisis meeting'.
Speaking out: The TV presenter, 32, has broken his silence and said he is alright following his split from his husband Dan but added that there was a time when he 'wasn't'
Split: Rylan - who is set to divorce Dan after fighting to save their six-year marriage - stepped down from his BBC Radio 2 show for four months following their split earlier this year and had raised concerns his return to work was too hasty (pictured together in 2017)
Rylan - who is set to divorce Dan after fighting to save their six-year marriage - stepped down from his BBC Radio 2 show for four months following their split earlier this year and had raised concerns his return to work was too hasty.
A source told The Sun
