A New Chapter for Radio's Dynamic Duo
The Return of a Familiar Voice: Brooklyn Ross Joins Kyle Sandilands' New Venture
Kyle Sandilands has achieved a notable recruitment coup, bringing Brooklyn Ross, a respected newsreader from KIIS FM, over to his new independent subscription-based show. This move sees the reunion of two prominent figures in Australian radio, who previously worked together on "The Kyle & Jackie O Show."
From Loyal Employee to Independent Partner: Ross's Change of Heart
Despite earlier statements indicating his intention to remain with ARN, Ross, 38, appears to have reconsidered. A video shared on Instagram confirmed his decision to join Sandilands' new team, much to the delight of fans and Sandilands himself, who expressed his elation at the news.
Establishing the New Headquarters: A Glimpse into Kyle Sandilands Live
The new show, titled "Kyle Sandilands Live," will operate from Sandilands' luxurious Vaucluse residence in Sydney. The video offered a sneak peek into the new studio, which was met with cheers from the crew as Ross made his entrance, officially becoming the latest addition to the team.
Promises of Prosperity and an Open Door for Jackie 'O'
Sandilands warmly welcomed Ross, promising to ensure his financial well-being. He also highlighted a symbolic golden chair in the studio, dedicated to his former co-host Jackie 'O' Henderson, should she ever decide to rejoin them. Ross expressed his hope that Henderson would indeed consider returning to work with them.
ARN's Response and the Formation of a New Team
ARN acknowledged Ross's departure in a statement, thanking him for his contributions and wishing him success. Ross's decision follows his previous public declaration that he would not be leaving KIIS FM. His arrival means he will join other former "Kyle & Jackie O Show" staff members, including Jaimee 'Mayo' Blazquez, Alfie Laguzza, Josh Fox, Pedro Cuccovillo Vitola, and reporter Mary Madigan. Sandilands envisions a dynamic news team where Ross will deliver the main news, complemented by Madigan's cultural insights.
