Rylan Clark forced to pull out of radio show as he reveals mum Linda has been rushed to hospital with mystery illness
The presenter told fans he would be absent from his usual Saturday Radio Two show, and told how Linda had been taken to an emergency ward.
Rylan said: 'Mummy Linda isn't well sadly so I won't be hosting the show tomorrow.
'Thank you to the emergency team at Princess Alexandra Hospital. Especially Tanya who really looked after my mum.
'Will keep you updated as she's on the mend. She's a trooper.'
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