Made in Chelsea personality and former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Jamie Laing has announced that he is quitting his Private Parts podcast.
Jamie hosts multiple podcasts, including one with his wife Sophie Habboo and another with his friend Spencer Matthews, but has decided to knock this specific one on the head for now.
He opened up the latest episode of the podcast by revealing that it was going to be his last one, stating: "It's been seven years, it's been incredible. God, this isn't going to be cheesy is it? This isn't goodbye, but it's farewell for now, I suppose... from the bottom of my heart, a huge thank you to everyone whose made this possible.
"A huge thank you, love you, goodbye."
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The moment was shared in a video clip on Instagram, where fans shared their memories of the podcast in the comments.
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Jamie himself took to the comments, and wrote a farewell to the fans.
"Dear Listeners and Esteemed Guests," he said, "For the past seven years, Private Parts has been more than just a podcast; it has been a journey filled with laughter, insights, and unforgettable conversations.
"To our loyal listeners, your support has been the backbone of this adventure. Each episode was a labor of love, fueled by your engagement and enthusiasm. You welcomed us into your lives, shared your time, and became a part of this incredible community. For that, I am eternally grateful."
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"To our distinguished guests, your willingness to share your stories, experiences, and private parts of your lives added depth and authenticity to our show. You brought diverse perspectives, wisdom, and humor, enriching every conversation. Your contributions have been invaluable, and for that, I extend my heartfelt thanks," he added.
"This podcast has been a significant chapter in my life and the things I have learnt have been incredible — Thank you for being part of this remarkable journey. Here's to all the private parts we've shared and to the new adventures that lie ahead. Watch the Podcasting Space!!!"
Made in Chelsea airs on E4 and is available via Channel 4 streaming.
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