"Huge loss for the entire team, and for all of his fans"
Sunrise Radio announced that former presenter Bob B passed away at the age of 46.
The sad news was announced on the radio station’s Facebook page.
A statement read: “Sunrise Radio is saddened to learn of the passing of popular radio presenter Bob B.
“Bob was a ray of sunshine with his infectious personality. We send our condolences to Bob’s family, friends and fans. Rest in peace.”
Bob’s sudden death prompted an outpouring of tributes from shocked listeners and fans.
One person wrote: “Immensely shocked!
“Huge loss for the entire team, and for all of his fans, he had such a great, full-spirited and energising soul! He will be missed tremendously!
“I still remember the days he always played my song requests, Bob I will miss you, you were the best.”
Another commented: “Omg what a shock. He was a fantastic presenter. Condolences to his family.”
A third said: “Such a great radio presenter. RIP Bobby, thanks for all the laughs. You’ll be missed by everyone.”
One comment read: “Bob! I can’t even believe it, you were such an amazing and sweet person!
“Always giving us laughs and making us all smile!
“We grew up with you around as our big brother and you always protected all of us. You and your family are in my prayers and thoughts!
“Rest in peace, Bob! You left too quick!”
Cricket commentator Nikki Chaudhuri said:
“I have no words. In utter shock. Rest in peace Bob.”
Love Is Blind star Priyanka Grewal posted:
“Still can’t believe it. The most kindest and funniest soul. Rest easy Bob.”
Bob B presented on Sunrise Radio Monday to Thursday from 7 pm to 10 pm.
Known for the energy he brought to his shows, Bob has interviewed numerous stars, including Garry Sandhu, where they chatted about his life and career.
Sunrise Radio is Britain’s first full-time Asian radio station.
Sunrise Radio began life as a pirate radio station in West London called Sina Radio, which ran from 1984 to 1988.
Avtar Lit took it over, rebranded it and put out its first licensed broadcast on November 5, 1989.
It went on to become the number-one commercial Asian radio station in the UK.
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