Jonathan Brown is back behind the microphone at Nova 100 following his recovery from Covid.
The former AFL star was welcomed back via the Melbourne station's Instagram page on Tuesday as he posed with co-host Sam Pang.
The third member of the breakfast team, Chrissie Swan, is still absent after also contracting the virus.
He's back! Jonathan Brown is back behind the microphone at Nova 100 following his recovery from Covid. L-R Brown, producer Brodie Pummeroy and Sam Pang
Nova's social team captioned the post, 'Look who's back! So good to have @jonathan16brown back in the studio!'
Jonathan's wife Kylie Brown also tested positive, last Monday.
The couple's children Olivia, 12, and Jack, eight, also have Covid, but their youngest, seven-year-old Macy Rose, is still testing negative.
Kylie, who is close friends with Bec Judd, shared the news on Instagram on Thursday.
Set free: On Monday Jonathan celebrated his imminent release with the post, 'Last day of isolation'
The Covid-19 cluster that emerged out of Nova FM's studios in Melbourne has grown, with WAG Kylie Brown (left, with Bec Judd) testing positive last Monday after becoming unwell
'Unfortunately Olivia and I tested positive for the spicy flu on Monday the 22nd after we were having a good chat on Insta,' she wrote.
'Olivia has been dizzy, nauseous and had a backache for two days but is now all better. Just a blocked nose.
'Macy, the little weapon, is still negative and her quarantine period ends tomorrow [Friday] but I will keep her at home until Monday and do a few rapid tests just to be extra cautious.'
Kylie said she'd been 'hit the hardest in our family' but had managed to get some fresh air in the garden earlier in the week, which made her feel better.
She is believed to have caught the virus from her former AFL player husband (both pictured)
She added: 'Right now I am just sleeping, hydrating and keeping up with checks and talking to the [healthcare] team each day.
'Sitting out in the sun was really nice yesterday [Wednesday]. I'm hoping to get out there again soon.'
The beauty therapist said she was 'extremely grateful to be vaccinated' because her symptoms would almost certainly have been far worse if she wasn't double-jabbed.
Getting vaccinated against Covid-19 significantly reduces your chances of becoming seriously ill with the virus or requiring hospitalisation.
![Kylie shared the news on Instagram on Thursday. 'Unfortunately [daughter] Olivia and I tested positive for the spicy flu on Monday the 22nd,' she wrote](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/11/26/00/50984399-10244337-image-a-14_1637885901457.jpg)
Kylie shared the news on Instagram on Thursday. 'Unfortunately [daughter] Olivia and I tested positive for the spicy flu on Monday the 22nd,' she wrote
The beauty therapist said she was 'extremely grateful to be vaccinated' because her symptoms would almost certainly have been far worse if she wasn't double-jabbed
Kylie continued: 'This is a scary virus and there are so many different symptoms and severity. Today has been a rough day but hopefully I will turn the corner tomorrow.'
Jonathan also addressed his wife and daughter getting Covid on Browny's Podcast on Wednesday, saying: 'The problem is I've brought poor old Kyles down, as well.
'Think she's now suffering. For a while there it was just me and little Jack Brown, my eight year-old son, that had it.
Outside of the Brown family, Jonathan's Nova FM co-host Chrissie Swan (pictured) has tested positive, forcing the station to shut down on Tuesday.
'The three girls, it hadn't rocked their world yet but now Olivia and Kylie have gone down.
'Little Macy, can you believe it, the youngest of the family, the seven year old, the little wonder woman, she
