Radio 1 host Adele Roberts says she was "retarded" when she returned to her weekend breakfast show on Saturday after cancer surgery. In early October, Roberts, 42, diagnosed with colon cancer, returned to the show a month after surgery.

He said, "The good news is they found the tumor ... they took it. My body is recovering, and I'm here."

"This is a great testament to the skills, knowledge, and care of the NHS. They are amazing. I owe them my life."

"I can't thank them enough," he added. Adele Roberts appeared on ITV's I was a Celebrity in 2019. Roberts, who has been recovering for a month, spoke openly about his diagnosis and recovery when he opened a radio show on Saturday. "I can't believe it - it's been a month since I had the surgery, and I have goosebumps. A month later, it's incredible what the body can do.

"I feel great. I'm lucky, I'm happy, and I'm back. The former Southport star, Merseyside Big Brother, sought medical help in October after struggling with digestion for a "temporary." In a broadcast on Saturday, he urged listeners of his program not to "suffer in silence" but to seek help if they have health problems.

The DJ, who appeared on the reality TV show I'm a Celebrity in 2019, described his recovery on Instagram, including selfies on his stomach after surgery, acknowledging the prognosis for "theme parks" and subsequent treatment "sometimes seen.". "Never underestimate the power of positivity and good wishes - they make a difference, I promise," he told the audience on Saturday.

She said she named her belly "Audrey." "While my body was undergoing surgery, I made a new little friend," said Roberts. "He's like a bum; while my old ass is getting stronger, I'm going to the front of the bathroom," explains DJ. "But don't worry, it's over today!", He reassured fans.