![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/beloved-bbc-star-makes-epic-tv-comeback-a-decade-after-husbands-tragic-death/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2_General-Views-of-BBC-Broadcasting-House.jpg&description=Sarah Greene has returned to TV nearly 10 years after the death of her husband, joining Roman Kemp on Monday as co-presenter of BBC's brand new quiz show, The Fine Line Sarah Greene made an official comeback to TV on Monday afternoon, nearly 10 years after the death of her beloved husband. The BBC personality had been a regular face on Britain's national broadcaster for decades, having first broken into the public eye in 1980 as Blue Peter co-presenter alongside Peter Duncan. Sarah, 65, would go on to land hosting gigs on hit shows like Saturday Superstore and Going Live!, as well as acting roles on British soap operas like Casualty and Brookside. She stepped back from the entertainment industry in 2014, however, after her spouse of 25 years, Mike Smith, died of heart complications following major heart surgery. The radio DJ's passing aged 59 was met by an outpouring of tributes from his TV colleagues, many of whom were stunned to hear of the tragic news. Aside from the occasional appearances on TV in the years following - including guest hosting This Morning alongside the likes of Phillip Schofield and Rylan Clarke - Sarah has remained mostly out of the spotlight since losing her husband. She made a long-awaited comeback to our screens on Monday with The Finish Line, a brand new gameshow on BBC One. Joined by Roman Kemp, the former Blue Peter presenter will put contestants through their paces in a speedy quiz with a unique racetrack set over the course of 25 episodes. In an interview to discuss the project with the BBC, Sarah described her new show as "nail-biting, hilarious and actually tear-jerking", before adding that it's "very moving" when "someone has made it and it's meant a great deal to them." The former Dancing on Ice star also said that the "fun" experience reminded her of "how much I love working in television," and that she was "so sad" to have finished recording. As for Roman, the Capital FM host praised Sarah as a constant source of support during fi){kind=link}
Sarah Greene has returned to TV nearly 10 years after the death of her husband, joining Roman Kemp on Monday as co-presenter of BBC’s brand new quiz show, The Fine Line
Sarah Greene made an official comeback to TV on Monday afternoon, nearly 10 years after the death of her beloved husband.
The BBC personality had been a regular face on Britain’s national broadcaster for decades, having first broken into the public eye in 1980 as Blue Peter co-presenter alongside Peter Duncan.
Sarah, 65, would go on to land hosting gigs on hit shows like Saturday Superstore and Going Live!, as well as acting roles on British soap operas like Casualty and Brookside. She stepped back from the entertainment industry in 2014, however, after her spouse of 25 years, Mike Smith, died of heart complications following major heart surgery. The radio DJ’s passing aged 59 was met by an outpouring of tributes from his TV colleagues, many of whom were stunned to hear of the tragic news.
Aside from the occasional appearances on TV in the years following – including guest hosting This Morning alongside the likes of Phillip Schofield and Rylan Clarke – Sarah has remained mostly out of the spotlight since losing her husband.