Legendary Australian radio star and creator Paul B Kidd dies aged 76 following a protracted battle with coronary heart points
Australian radio broadcaster Paul B Kidd has died aged 76.
Paul beforehand battled most cancers and has had coronary heart points together with struggling a cardiac episode in 2018.
Nevertheless, the precise reason for demise has not been made public.
The radio character hosted 2UE's morning breakfast present alongside George Moore from 2001 to 2020.
He then co-hosted Weekends with John and Paul with co-host John Stanley on 2GB.
Paul has additionally revealed books on high-profile murders round Australia together with Australia's Serial Killers and By no means to be Launched.
Throughout 2GB's breakfast present on Monday, John instructed listeners: 'Yesterday Paul handed away. He has had many many well being points however I believe the way in which you possibly can put it's his massive coronary heart simply gave out yesterday afternoon.'
'He was a bigger than life character, I had the enjoyment of working with him the final couple of years.'
2GB reporter Clinton Maynard additionally shared a tribute to Paul on Twitter following the tragic information.
'Very unhappy information, legendary broadcaster & pal Paul B. Kidd has handed away,' he wrote.
'Probably the most profitable radio broadcasters of the final 20 years. You can be missed mate.'
2GB producer Spiro Christopoulos additionally paid tribute to the radio star, writing: 'Unhappy information as we speak that legendary radio host and crime author Paul B Kidd has handed away.'
'Very gifted and all rounded broadcaster. @stanley_radio paying tribute to the good man this morning on @2GB873 Breakfast.'
