Vanessa Feltz breaks down as she shares reason Michael Mosley's disappearance is so 'upsetting'

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Vanessa Feltz was visibly moved as she discussed the distressing disappearance of Dr Michael Mosley on Friday's episode of This Morning.Engaging in conversation with fellow panelist Nick Ferrari and hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, 62-year-old Vanessa reflected on the man she described as a "friend" to the morning show and "the most wonderful father."The latest news has revealed that trained sniffer dogs have now been enlisted to aid the search for the missing TV personality.

Vanessa, shaken by the news, expressed how it was particularly hard-hitting considering Michael is viewed by many as the 'epitome' of good health, dedicating much of his career to supporting others improve their longevity. "It's so upsetting, I mean we've all interviewed and met him so many times, and I would say he's kind of like the embodiment of vitality", she said, dubbing Dr Michael Mosley a "man of irrepressible energy, enthusiasm."In her emotional tribute, the Mirror reports she hailed: "His zest is for everyone else to feel equally vibrant, to be at their peak health, and to truly relish life, he's the most wonderful person, his entrance into the studio brought light to the entire space.

I couldn't hold the man in higher regard, or respect him more."Concerns were first raised on Thursday when the representative of Mosley, 67, revealed that he hadn't returned from a walk he embarked upon from Saint Nikolas Beach at 1.30pm the previous day.

A thorough search campaign was immediately launched on the island of Symi, part of the Dodecanese Islands.Adding weight to their efforts, a local Facebook group post hinted at the imminent arrival of a rescue team from Athens equipped with drones, thus broadening the scope of the search mission.