Jeremy Vine star Storm Huntley launches her own show – but fans all have the same complaint
JEREMY Vine star Storm Huntley has launched her very own show - but fans all have the same complaint.
The journalist and presenter, 36, is best known for her work on the Channel 5 current affairs show.
But after years of being what Storm described as the "babe in the Booth", she is now fronting her own show.
The mum-of-one made her debut yesterday after Jeremy Vine came off air with his show.
It sees the discussion from Jezza's series continue with Storm as she takes viewers' calls to digest the stories of the day.
But while fans are loving the talk show, many have been left with the same complaint.
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Taking to social media, they vented their frustration as Channel 5 had not made it available on their streaming service My5.
One said: "Why isn't it available on My5??"
A second wrote: "Shame it's not on My5, would have got so many more viewers."
"I'm not able to watch it not online Storm," said a third.
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Fans also took the time to praise her for the brand new gig, as one said: "About time you had you’re name on the wall you are fabulous xx,"
"I knew it would end up with The Storm Show watch your seat Jeremy," said another viewer.
The new Channel 5 lineup sees Jeremy, 57, present his show from 9:15am until Storm takes over from 11:15am.
She then hands over to Alexis Conran who stays on air until Home and Away kicks off.
Storm recently shared a rare loved-up snap with her young son Otis.
She shared the adorable snap of herself lovingly playing with her little one on after she came off air.
Alongside the pic she wrote: " If this presenting thing doesn’t work out @theJeremyVine you’ve always got a career in photography."
When contacted for comment by Sun Online, Channel 5 confirmed: "From the beginning of May 2023 onwards, The Jeremy Vine show (including Storm Huntley and Alexis Conran) will no longer be available on My5, Sky and Virgin Media via catch-up.
"The Jeremy Vine Show thrives in a live setting as the topicality, general news, views and opinions of the day are best enjoyed, debated and shared across social media platforms in the moment. Viewers will still be able to watch the show on My5 live through simulcast."
