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From June it is over to hear Anna Ingrischs voice when you turn on Radio24Syv.
The 30-year-old radio host has scored a new job at TV2. She will be a presenter on the TV2 News.
It informs TV2 in a press release.
Anna Ingrisch confirms jobskiftet opposite Ekstra Bladet.
- I am very excited to try something new. News is, after all, a super good place, but it will of course be very melancholy to say goodbye to the radio. I must say, it sounds from Anna Ingrisch for Extra Magazine.
The 30-year-old host may not, however, reveal much more precisely about when and how you will be able to see her on the screen.
- It is not the case that there is a set time-table yet, she says.
Ingrisch, within Radio24syv was host on P3, is right now for Radio24Syvs morgenflade every other week, together with journalist Asger Juhl.
On the jobskiftet has something to do with Radio24syvs uncertain future, she will not, however, comment on.
- I can not say anything about it, she says.
On TV2 to express great joy at the new host.
- We are pleased to welcome Anna who will be a strong new host at TV 2 NEWS. She is ravenous samfundsinteresseret with a profile that is almost tailor-made to NEWS, says Ulla Pors, chief editor of TV 2 NEWS in the press release.
Previously Ingrisch work in Danmarks Radio - both on Deadline and on P1 and P3.
Anna Ingrisch was born in Nuuk in Greenland but grew up in Aalborg and Esbjerg.
Now she lives in Copenhagen with her husband, the 47-year-old Martin Krasnik, who is editor-in-chief at Weekendavisen. The couple have twins. Krasnik also has two children from a previous relationship.
