Roman Kemp parties in Mykonos with pals as he takes break from Capital Radio after heartbreaking death of Joe Lyons
ROMAN Kemp is taking a well-earned break in Mykonos after the heartbreaking death of his friend Joe Lyons. The Capital Radio presenter, 27, and fellow radio host Sonny Jay have shared some pictures and videos of their fun trip to the Greek island on Instagram. In one clip, Roman and his friends excitedly dance on […]
ROMAN Kemp is taking a well-earned break in Mykonos after the heartbreaking death of his friend Joe Lyons.
The Capital Radio presenter, 27, and fellow radio host Sonny Jay have shared some pictures and videos of their fun trip to the Greek island on Instagram.
In one clip, Roman and his friends excitedly dance on some tables at swanky beach club Principote.
In another black and white shot Roman and his friends pose outside for a group photo.
Roman has a huge smile on his face in another photo as he holds a glass of wine and is surrounded by his pals.
The photo is captioned: “NEVER SEEN ANYTHING CUTER”.
Roman also shared a funny picture to his Instagram story of himself modelling a pair of yellow sunglasses and a head scarf.
In another picture, Roman showed off his six-pack against the backdrop of a stunning ocean view.
Roman and Sonny Jay were left devastated when their producer pal Joe died suddenly earlier this month.
The presenter broke down in tears on his radio show when he announced the news, and later had a bird tattooed on his leg in memory of Joe.
And on Sunday, Roman made an emotional appeal for anyone “struggling” with their mental health.
Roman appeared with his dad Martin on their weekly TV show, Martin and Roman’s Sunday Best, when he made the heartbreaking appeal.
Describing Joe as his “best friend”, Roman opened up about how hard his mate’s death had been.
“Before we can start with our usual show, you may have read that it’s been an incredibly hard week for me personally,” he said.
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“I lost my best friend, and I was completely devastated. His family, his friends, me, my family, my mum and dad know him very well…and I really want to make sure that I use this time right now to say that if you are struggling, then please know that you can reach out.
“There is always someone that you can talk to. Your family, friends, colleagues, or anyone…anyone from the support charities that are out there.
“At ITV, there is the mental wellness initiative called Britain Get Talking which encourages all of us to reach out and talk to someone.
“So, for more information and help, please visit itv.com/britaingettalking.”