BBC's much-loved weather presenter Carol Kirkwood has revealed her plans to retire in just two years, with dreams of exploring Europe alongside her husband. The 61-year-old star, known for her cheerful forecasts on BBC Breakfast, shared her exciting future aspirations in a recent interview.
"I hope to retire in two years' time," Kirkwood confessed. "My husband and I would love to travel around Europe—there are so many beautiful places we want to visit together."
Kirkwood, who has been a staple on British television for decades, expressed her enthusiasm for this new chapter. "It's not about slowing down—it's about embracing new adventures," she added with her trademark smile.
A Career Brightening British Mornings
Since joining the BBC in the 1990s, Kirkwood has become one of the most recognisable faces in UK weather reporting. Her warm delivery and infectious energy have made her a favourite among viewers, whether forecasting sunshine or storms.
"Carol has that rare ability to make even bad weather sound cheerful," remarked one long-time fan. "She'll be sorely missed when she retires."
European Dreams on the Horizon
While Kirkwood hasn't revealed specific destinations, she hinted at a leisurely tour through Europe's most picturesque locations. "We're not planning a rushed itinerary," she explained. "The joy will be in taking our time and discovering hidden gems."
Her announcement has sparked warm responses from colleagues and viewers alike, with many taking to social media to share their favourite Carol Kirkwood moments and wish her well in her future travels.
