BBC Steve Wright's final broadcast 'will never be aired' after death aged 69

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BBC star Steve Wright's final broadcast will reportedly never be aired following his death aged 69.The radio DJ's death was announced on February 13 by his family who released a statement paying tribute to him.

His family said: "It is with deep sorrow and profound regret that we announce the passing of our beloved Steve Wright. In addition to his son, Tom, and daughter, Lucy, Steve leaves behind his brother, Laurence and his father Richard.""Also, much-loved close friends and colleagues, and millions of devoted radio listeners who had the good fortune and great pleasure of allowing Steve into their daily lives as one of the UK's most enduring and popular radio personalities.

As we all grieve, the family requests privacy at this immensely difficult time."Steve's final show on Radio 2 last Sunday was pre-recorded.However, another one of his programmes is said to be 'in the can' and won't be airing reports the Mirror.According to one BBC star as reported by MailOnline, his death seemed 'very, very sudden' to his beloved colleagues as he was working and talking to bosses just days before he passed away.The star said: "Steve had been talking to Radio 2 bosses just two or three days ago...

we were aware he was struggling with his health a bit but nothing that seemed this serious."Steve - who worked for the BBC for more than four decades and hosted his weekend mid-afternoon love song show from March 1996 up to his death - hosted a Valentine's Day special.