Radio host Yumi Stynes names and shames troll who mocked her for losing her job at KIIS FM

Yumi Stynes has named and shamed an online troll who mocked her after her long-running KIIS FM radio program was axed.

The 47-year-old posted a photo of a cruel message she’d received from a man on Instagram and slammed his behaviour.

‘Congratulations on your latest sacking FW,’ the nasty comment read.

Yumi wrote: ‘My weekday radio show 3pm Pick-Up hasn’t been renewed for 2023 – which is unsurprising but bittersweet news. Onward to the next thing!’

‘We’ll (hosts) be commiserating and making each other lol over the coming weeks till Dec 23 but meantime shoutout to [troll] whom I’ve never met nor interacted with — who nonetheless took time out of his day to send me this message and call me a F Wit.’

‘Mick. Who hurt you? Busy -but always finding time to harass women on the internet.’

The 47-year-old posted a photo of a cruel message she’d received from a man on Instagram and slammed his behaviour

On Friday, it was announced long-running KIIS FM radio program, The 3pm Pick Up, had been axed and will broadcast its final show at the end of the year.

The crushing news puts hosts Kate Langbroek, Yumi and Monty Dimond out of a job as the show is rested after eleven years on-air.

Industry whispers suggest that Life Uncut podcasters Brittany Hockley and Laura Byrne are set to replace them in an epic multi-million dollar deal.

Rumours had circulated for weeks that the program was at risk and ARN finally confirmed its axing on Friday.

‘Shout out to [troll] whom I’ve never met nor interacted with — who nonetheless took time out of his day to send me this message and call me a F Wit. Mick. Who hurt you? Busy -but always finding time to harass women on the internet,’ she wrote

On Friday, it was announced KIIS FM radio program, The 3pm Pick Up, had been axed and will broadcast its final show at the end of the year. The cancellation puts hosts Kate Langbroek, Yumi Stynes and Monty Dimond (all pictured) out of a job

ARN Chief Content Officer Duncan Campbell thanked Langbroek, Stynes and Dimond for their years of hard work.

‘Their infectious humour and relatable stories have seen 3PM Pick Up enjoy continued ratings success. We are truly sad to see them finish up,’ he said.

He added: ‘Their departure is in no way a reflection on the skills of these highly regarded presenters nor the success of the show.’

Industry whispers suggest that Life Uncut podcasters Brittany Hockley (right) and Laura Byrne (left) are set to replace them in a multi-million dollar deal