Chris Evans thanks fans after final BBC Radio 2 breakfast show

The broadcaster (pictured leaving Wogan House in London today with his son Noah, right) struggled to compose himself as he hailed wife Natasha 'my gravity, my compass, my guiding light' in a heartfelt speech to listeners. Evans thanked her for giving him 'enough certainty and security' to leave the BBC after 13 years. He is returning to Virgin, almost 20 years after he left. Evans, 52, (with his wife and two sons Noah and Eli, left today) said in an emotional speech that also had listeners in tears: 'Thank you to my family for putting up with me, and for having someone in your personal orbit that does a job like this, particularly my daughter Jane. Thank you to you all for listening but most of all I would like to thank my wife Natasha, my gravity and my guiding light, for giving me enough certainty to feel confident enough to embark upon a bit of uncertainty again.' The Christmas Eve show was the former TFI Friday and Top Gear host's last before he is replaced by Zoe Ball in the new year.

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