Radio Host Cheralyn Darcey Speaks Out After Groping Incident at Awards Ceremony
Cheralyn Darcey 'worked all her life' to win an award. Then, as she stepped onto stage, her boss groped her in front of the crowd. Now, through tears, she tells the Daily Mail about the devastating consequence: 'Wrecked'
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Cheralyn Darcey, a radio host at 2HD in Newcastle, was groped by her boss, Guy Ashford, during the Australian Audio Awards in Sydney. The incident overshadowed her achievement of winning the best on-air newcomer award, leaving her feeling devastated yet determined to continue her work.
- 01Cheralyn Darcey won the best on-air newcomer award at the Australian Audio Awards held in Sydney.
- 02The incident occurred when 2HD general manager Guy Ashford groped Darcey as she accepted her award, shocking the audience.
- 03Ashford has been suspended from his position following the incident, which was captured on video.
- 04Darcey expressed her distress, stating that the incident has 'wrecked' her award experience.
- 05Despite the incident, Darcey intends to continue hosting her show, The Nightline, that airs on the Super Radio Network.
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Cheralyn Darcey, a radio host known for her show The Nightline on 2HD in Newcastle, faced a distressing incident at the Australian Audio Awards in Sydney. As she accepted her award for best on-air newcomer, 2HD general manager Guy Ashford unexpectedly groped her, leading to gasps from the audience. The incident, which was recorded on video, resulted in Ashford's suspension from his role. Darcey expressed her devastation over the event, stating it has 'wrecked' her moment of achievement. Despite her emotional turmoil, she remains committed to her career and plans to continue presenting her show. The managing director of Super Radio Network, Graham Mott, has apologized to Darcey and her husband, who was present at the ceremony, and indicated that further discussions regarding the matter will take place. Darcey shared her gratitude for the support she received from listeners and emphasized the significance of her award amidst the unfortunate incident.
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The incident has raised concerns about workplace behavior in the radio industry, prompting discussions on the need for a safer environment.
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