Scottish newsreader and continuity announcer Susan Scott Rae (born 2 June 1956) can be heard on BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 3, and BBC Radio 4 Extra. During several episodes of Forensic Detectives and The FBI Files on Discovery Channel as well as Street Crime UK on Bravo, she provided voiceover work. She acted as the host of Eastern Skies for Anglia Television in 2007.
She was given an early-onset Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis in March 2022. After more than 30 years on air, the ailment has rendered her unable to work, the family wrote on a JustGiving page asking for donations to help with her care. She was relocated to a retirement facility in June 2022 where she could live on her own. Living in London is Rae. She celebrates humanism.
Susan Rae children: Meet Rory Cargill and Finn Cargill
Despite the fact that Susan Rae and radio host Neil Cargill are no longer together, they have two children together. Rory and Finn, her sons, are currently trying to raise £30,000 to help Susan.
Mother has been living independently in a retirement community apartment since June 2022, but her demands have recently increased, and the cost associated with that is unmanageable to our family, they said on a Just Giving page.