90s TV star Sarah Cawood displays on TV profession and business ‘misogyny’

TV star Sarah Cawood has referred to as out business ‘misogyny’ as she took followers on a glance again at her profession.

The 90s star, who fronted TV reveals together with Stay and Kicking, High of the Pops and Night time Fever, took to Instagram on the weekend the place she confirmed off her ‘museum of failures’ however informed followers it wasn’t a ‘pity submit’.

Over a collection of posts to her Instagram Tales, the 53-year-old revealed that she repeatedly misplaced jobs when her male co-hosts left.

“This IS NOT A PITY POST! It’s simply attention-grabbing to see what’s occurred to me behind the scenes over time and in addition: THE F*****G MISOGYNY!” she wrote.

“EVERY TIME a male cohost left, I used to be informed I needed to go too!! WTAF?? That might by no means be allowed to occur now.

“I’m going by way of an enormous field of outdated photographs so count on heaps extra of those fabulous outdated photographs! I’m having a jolly outdated journey down reminiscence lane!”

The mum-of-two then gave a run-down of her profession starting with being kicked out of the Royal Ballet at simply 17.

Cawood went on to say that in 1996, she landed a job on a brand new music present solely to be dropped and changed by Marguerita Taylor.

“Did Night time Fever for Channel 5: such enjoyable! When Will Mellor left, they determined to interchange me too. Apparently a girl cannot keep on telly if her TV OH leaves,” she mentioned.

Cawood mentioned the identical factor occurred once more a number of years later when she was fronting a present referred to as Singled Out.

She wrote: “Did Singled Out with Richard Blackwood: when he left to pursue his music profession, I used to be informed they might be changing us each as a result of once more, how might I probably stick with it internet hosting with out him?

“Was changed by Tess Daly and Marc Crumpton. The present was shelved after yet another collection.”

Final yr, Cawood shared a candid submit during which she admitted to feeling ‘not noted’ and ‘jealous’ now she not works in TV.

“I made the error of doom-scrolling this morning and all my former friends are simply SLAYING it… it’s arduous to elucidate, however I simply really feel actually…not noted,” she wrote in September.

“It’s so foolish to say that at 53, I really feel jealous.

“All my former TV buddies, plus new buddies I’ve met right here and so they all appear to be at occasions with one another, working collectively and THRIVING. And right here’s the factor: I couldn’t be extra happy or pleased with these girls however I miss them… and I miss being one in all them.”

Exterior of her TV work, Cawood wed TV producer Andy Merry in 2012 and went on to have two kids Hunter, 13, and daughter Autumn, 12.

In 2022, she introduced that she had been identified with breast most cancers the earlier yr however was now cancer-free.