Steve Wright is journeying towards the next avenue as he tries to pursue something different in his life. He has hosted his show for 20 years. Thus, the host, presenter, and DJ are trying to work on something distinctive from his current work. 

The artist has been working since 1998. He shall also not be available for his morning show on Radio 5 Live. However, he is not entirely leaving BBC altogether as he shall continue to present Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs on Radio 2. 

Likewise, it seems that his boss Helen Thomas, head of Radio 2, was trying to make changes in the program of radio two by giving opportunities to other people. Wright also felt injustice as he had been leading the slot position of the show for 24 years on Radio 2. 

Steve Wright's ex-wife was Cyndi Robinson. The pair married in 1972. Before their marriage, they dated for a few years. The couples were blessed with Tom Wright and Lucy Wright, their son, and their daughter. 

The couple first met in 1969, and both of them fell in love and maintained a stable relationship which led to their solid marital ties. However, due to some misunderstandings and conflict, the couple split their relationship in 1994, after two decades of their marital bond. 

Moreover, after filing for divorce by Cyndi, she received sole custody of her children, and they were able to finalize their relationship, which garnered media attention and controversy about their relationship.

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Steve Wright is worth around 6 million dollars. Steve Wright is born in London, England, in the town of Greenwich. He was once one of the highest-paid radio hosts. He is the fifth highest-earning presenter this week. 

Just under half a million a year. Used to be on over half a million a year but took a pay cut.

Wright's show is 3 hours plus Sunday Love Songs prerecord.

— Steve Wright Watch (@BigShowWatch) July 1, 2022

Moreover, his income in 2018-2019 was around 465,000 pounds and 469,000 pounds. Also, he had taken a pay cut of 85,000 pounds to support the cause of male and female salary differences. 

Scott Mills is a talented individual who is the replacement for Steve Wright. Steve himself stated that Scott is a curious, competent, and diligent individual; thus, it is likely that the program shall be in safe hands. 

Mills also started as DJ on his local Hampshire commercial radio station, Power FM, after entering the station forcefully. He joined BBC Radio 1 in 1988 and hosted a breakfast show. Scott is 49 years old; he is taking the responsibilities of his mentor, who is 67 years old.