A SKY News star has announced she's taking a break from screens after signing off from her final show.
Fans of the 24-hour rolling news channel flooded Leah Boleto with support as she dropped the news.
Taking to social media, Leah confirmed she has left Sky News for the remainder of the summer.
Sharing a studio snap with fans, she wrote: "That’s me done for the summer.
"Always so thankful for so many of YOU tuning in - what a ride it’s been.
"Stay with @SkyNews for all your breaking news needs. Catch you later."
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Leah, who previously hosted the BBC's Newsround programme, had been hosting Sky News' Breakfast show while Kay Burley is away.
One fan told her: "Watching Sky this morning and thought to myself what a lovely, professional presenter you are…enjoy your break."
A second wrote: "You looked drop dead GORGEOUS today Leah."
"Wishing you a fabulous & relaxing break, Leah. Have fun," said a third.
While a fourth commented: "Afternoon Leah have a fabulous break."
Meanwhile, a Sky News host previously revealed a huge schedule shake-up as a show was pulled off air.
Sarah-Jane Mee announced her programme The UK Tonight has taken a summer break.
The show, which usually airs weeknights at 8pm, won't be back in the schedule until September.
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