Anne Robinson reveals 'how she wants to be remembered' as health deteriorates

0 Anne Robinson has talked about how she wants to be remembered (Image: YouTube/@EIEPod) Legendary BBC presenter Anne Robinson has opened up about how she wants to be remembered, as she reflects on her health and on her decades-long career. Anne, who started off as a journalist in the 1960s, but became a household name thanks to presenting The Weakest Link in the 2000s, has spoken about how she's feeling as the star makes her way through her ninth decade.
Appearing alongside Lorraine Kelly on the Experience is Everything with Saga vodcast on YouTube , the 81-year-old, who also appeared on the BBC's Watchdog programme, talked about how she hopes to be remembered and the mantra she has tried to live by across her career.
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