Dave Hughes admits he ‘bit off more than he can chew’ with cursed 2Day FM radio gig

Dave Hughes says he ‘bit off more than he can chew’ as he gears up to front cursed 2Day FM breakfast radio slot

Dave Hughes will be co-hosting 2Day FM’s new Sydney breakfast show with Ed Kavalee and Erin Molan.

And now the comedian has admitted he was never going to let 2Day FM’s cursed breakfast slot scare him from accepting the gig.

‘Absolutely (I bit off more than I can chew), but I love radio,’ the 50-year-old told the told the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday.

‘You’re crazy not to do it’: Australian comedian Dave Hughes, 50, says he ‘bit off more than he can chew’ as he gears up to host radio show during 2Day FM’s cursed breakfast slot

Hughesy continued: ‘I really want to live in Sydney. When the network has gone, “We’ve got long-term faith in you” … you’re crazy not to do it.’

Since Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson famously quit the station over seven years ago, thirteen hosts have come and gone. 

Speaking of 2Day FM’s ratings woes, Dave said: ‘The past is the past… It’s not going to be an overnight [success] but I’m going to enjoy every day.’ 

New gig: The comedian, 50, will be co-hosting 2Day FM's new Sydney breakfast show with Ed Kavalee and Erin Molan [all pictured]

New gig: The comedian, 50, will be co-hosting 2Day FM’s new Sydney breakfast show with Ed Kavalee and Erin Molan [all pictured] 

Dave announced that he would be relocating from Melbourne to Sydney for the gig back in November. 

‘I’ve lived here since 1995 so it’ll be fun to try another part of Australia for a while,’ he said at the time.

Hughesy added that Holly and their three children – Rafferty, Sadie and Tess – will follow him to Sydney once coronavirus border restrictions ease. 

Making the move too! Hughesy added that Holly and their three children - Rafferty, Sadie and Tess - will follow him to Sydney once coronavirus border restrictions ease up

Making the move too! Hughesy added that Holly and their three children – Rafferty, Sadie and Tess – will follow him to Sydney once coronavirus border restrictions ease up

His decision to accept the radio gig and relocate to Sydney comes at no surprise.

The popular comedian will return to the judging panel for Channel 10’s zany show, The Masked Singer, which is believed to have relocated production back to Sydney.

The 2Day FM Morning Crew with Hughesy, Ed and Erin will kick off on January 18

Hint: Hughesy's decision to move to Sydney comes after it was revealed the third season of Channel 10's zany show, The Masked Singer, will be filmed in Sydney

Hint: Hughesy’s decision to move to Sydney comes after it was revealed the third season of Channel 10’s zany show, The Masked Singer, will be filmed in Sydney