Kaye Adams Soaks Up Sun After Radio Axing

shared a glimpse of her sun-soaked Spanish getaway on Friday, after bullying allegations saw her axed from her £155K-a-year  Scotland radio show.

The  panellist, 63, took to Instagram with a snap as she topped up her tan before joking about returning to the UK ahead of it being hit by Storm David.

Later posting a fun video Kaye, who appeared in great spirits, as she poked fun at her inability to learn Spanish after coming across a dog who understood it fluently.

Speaking to the camera while strolling through the sunshine with her eyes shielded behind shades shades she said: 'I just saw a gorgeous little dog that understands Spanish'.

She went on: 'The dog understood exactly what [his owner] was talking about, how can a dog do Duolingo and I can't?'.

Kaye captioned the clip:  'Is it just me who has been learning Spanish for 900 years and still can’t speak it properly?! Even dogs are better than me'.

Kaye's pals later posted a snap of the star's own pet pooch who was back home in the UK in a hysterical post. 

They said: 'Bea ‘La Contessa’ Adams, scrolling through @kayeadamsofficial ‘s IG posts and wondering why her staff are wandering about in the sunshine, blabbing about Spanish-speaking dogs, while she languishes at home. Pure ragin’.

Meanwhile Brits have been told to pack essentials and brace for power cuts, falling debris and travel chaos as Storm Dave . 

Last month it was reported a disciplinary investigation found Kaye had been found culpable of three misconduct complaints after allegedly swearing at a colleague, throwing a pen at another and berating an intern's professional ability. 

Two complaints of bullying against Kaye were not upheld and she parted company with the BBC last month, after initially being suspended in October last year while the investigation took place. 

Celebrity pals were quick to throw their support behind Kaye and branded her the 'kindest woman in TV with  stars , , Nadia Sawalha, and Sunetra Sarker joining the likes of .

Kaye issued a statement where she 'categorically denied' using the offensive C-word 14 years ago and berating an intern. 

She said: 'I’m aware of malicious stories circulating about the reasons for my departure from BBC Scotland. 

Kaye is still a regular panellist and presenter on ITV's Loose Women, which previously said it was . 

Many of her fellow presenters have come out in support of her since her suspension, including Denise Welch and Nadia Sawalha. 

She also hosts a weekly podcast, How To Be 60, with Karen MacKenzie where she has previously spoken about the stress she has been under during the BBC probe. 

Just last month she admitted she had lost weight and 'hadn't felt like eating' and previously told the Mail on Sunday her name had been 'dragged through the mud'. 

Her friends said they feared there had been a 'witch-hunt' against her by new BBC Scotland radio boss Victoria Easton-Riley, who was appointed in May 2025. 

Within six months Victoria had scrapped the station's longest-running programme, Good Morning Scotland, and . 

A month later it was announced four more programmes – late-night music shows – would be scrapped along with their presenters Iain Anderson, Roddy Hart, Billy Sloan and Natasha Raskin Sharp. 

Insiders previously said the move against Kaye came after a team meeting was observed by the new boss who witnessed behaviour she found concerning, prompting her to speak to colleagues about the star. 

It came after the corporation launched its latest anti-harassment campaign called 'Call It Out' which encouraged employees to report conduct which they found unacceptable.  

That scheme was set up in response to an independent report into BBC workplace culture which found a small number of stars and managers 'behave unacceptably' and bosses often fail to tackle them. 

It was commissioned in the wake of the Huw Edwards scandal, when the former news anchor admitted possessing child abuse images. 

Then MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace was sacked after a report . 

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty is currently under formal investigation after complaints of bullying were , although she still remains on air.  

BBC chairman Samir Shah previously said some powerful people still make life 'unbearable' for their colleagues and told presenters: 'After today, let me state it clearly, if you think you're too big a star or too important to live by the values of this organisation, not only are you wrong, but we will find you out.'  

Kaye's representatives and the BBC were approached for comment.