Kelly Hoppen has confirmed her departure from BBC Two series Dragons' Den after just two series.
Citing a "packed schedule" as the reason for her leaving, there's no news yet on just who will now step up and fill the void left.
She explained: "I've had a brilliant time and made several successful investments.
"However, due to a packed schedule and international commitments... I sadly cannot commit to the filming schedule.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time on Dragons' Den and met many inspiring entrepreneurs along my journey. I will continue to work and invest in young entrepreneurs."
Kelly admitted that being a part of the show was a "privilege".
"It has been a privilege to be part of a programme which champions entrepreneurs.
"I will miss my fellow judges and I'm sure someone amazing will fill my seat...
"I wish everyone on the show the best luck. What's left to say but 'I'm out.'"
Meanwhile, Duncan Bannatyne had previously announced that he was leaving following this series.
He said at the time: "I do not plan to make any further investments on the programme so thought it fair to offer my seat to someone else."
Peter Jones is now the only remaining Dragon from the original series line-up.
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