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Today’s Tim Davies makes emotional farewell after seven years

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Today’s Tim Davies makes emotional farewell after seven years

The co-hosts of Today have made an emotional goodbye to Tim Davies, who is making one final weather report before leaving the show after seven years.

Co-host Sylvia Jeffreys was fighting back tears as she said goodbye to the beloved weather presenter, who announced he would be hanging up his hat in late August, after seven years with the Today team.

”It is a party fit for Tim Davies this morning, as you would expect, because we are going all out to celebrate everything he’s done for us over the last seven years,” co-host Tom Steinfort said.

Throughout the morning, Davies was surrounded by Cronulla Sharks cheerleaders and entertainment reporter Richard Wilkins as he shared some of his final updates.

While sitting in the party bus, dubbed Dickie’s Taxi, A Current Affair host Ally Langdon made a surprise appearance.

“You’ve been an absolute joy in the morning … are you sure you want to do this?” she asked.

With a laugh, Davies said he had done it all, and was ready for a change.

“I have been everywhere. I have done everything, and I’ve done it with the best people, as you can see.

“I just don’t know how you top it. I don’t know how you get any better.”

“That’s what I’m looking forward to, and having a bit of a bit of a change.

When the time came to present his final report, Davies was met with the entire Today crew and special guests from the Australian Girls’ Choir and Qantas, who handed him a bundle of gifts.

“You are the most special, my friend. Oh, gosh. We love you the country over,” Jeffreys said.

Davies was emotional as he made his final goodbyes to the studio and viewers.

“I just want to say one of the hardest things in life is to be your true, authentic self,” he said.

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