Sophie Habboo, known for her role in 'Made In Chelsea,' has announced she is stepping down as co-host of her podcast 'Wednesdays' to dedicate more time to her son, Ziggy. The eight-month-old is her first child with husband Jamie Laing.
Habboo shared the news tearfully during a recent episode, explaining her decision to prioritize motherhood. "Since having my son Ziggy eight months ago I've had to balance being the best mum I can be and all my opportunities that I feel so grateful to have," she wrote on Instagram. "Sadly this means stepping away from Wednesdays, whilst I am sad to be leaving as a co-host I know I am leaving the podcast in the best hands ever with Melissa and Ruby."
She co-hosted the podcast with her friend Melissa Tattam since 2021. Habboo expressed her gratitude to the listeners and her co-host, stating she had had the best experience and that the show had helped her grow as a person. She added that she hopes to guest on the podcast in the future and is handing over the co-hosting duties permanently to Ruby Adler.
Habboo was recently seen enjoying a family outing in Notting Hill with her father, Patrique, and baby Ziggy, highlighting her commitment to family time. She was pictured in a maroon bomber jacket and flared leggings during the outing. The podcast will continue with Tattam and Adler as co-hosts.