Zoe Ball shared some of her favourite Glastonbury moments from Glastonbury on her Instagram on Friday.
Among the treasured snaps, was one with her boyfriend Michael Reed, 50, and her beloved son Woody, 18.
The 49-year-old wrote: 'Our Wonderland ✨✨ #glastonbury memories with some of my favourite fiends. Missing the fields & magic.'
'Missing the fields and magic': Zoe Ball shared some of her favourite Glastonbury memories with boyfriend Michael Reed(pictured) and friends as festival is cancelled due to Covid:19
Making memories: Zoe shared a snap with her beloved son Woody, 18, who attended the festival with her
The festival has been cancelled this year due to concerns over the Covid: 19 pandemic with a wish to return in 2021.
On Thursday, the founder of Glastonbury, Michael Eavis, warned that the festival could go bankrupt if it is not staged in 2021 because of coronavirus.
Sir Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar had been due to headline this weekend at the world-famous festival in Pilton, Somerset.
Razzle dazzle: Sir Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar had been due to headline this weekend at the world-famous festival in Pilton, Somerset
She's a fan: The 49-year-old wrote: 'Our Wonderland ✨✨ #glastonbury memories with some of my favourite fiends.
Missing the fields & magic'
But Glastonbury organisers announced in March that the event would be cancelled amid increasing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking to to mark the festival's 50th anniversary, Michael, bắc kinh 84, said: 'We have to run next year, otherwise we would seriously go bankrupt … It has to happen for us, we have to carry on.
'Otherwise it will be curtains.
I don't think we could wait another year.'
His daughter Emily Eavis, who is a co-organiser of the festival, added that they would be in a 'very serious situation if we had to cancel next year's event.'
Letting her hair down: Zoe will no doubt be hoping the festival will go ahead next year
A treat: The BBC is still holding a 'virtual festival' this week, broadcasting a selection of the best performances since the event was first televised in 1997
They'll get there in the end: Music fans who had secured tickets were given the chance to roll their £50 deposit over to the next year and guarantee a spot at Glastonbury 2021
'But then the whole live industry will be hanging in the balance if we have another summer without festivals, and we don't know what level of government support there will be for this industry'.
However she said that she was 'optimistic' and bắc kinh that the festival had always found ways to 'evolve and survive'.
The BBC is still holding a 'virtual festival' this week, broadcasting a selection of the best performances since the event was first televised in 1997.
Superstar: Zoe (centre) always presents for the BBC at the iconic festival
One for the album: It's clear she's made a lot of good friends along the way
Everything but the kitchen sink: Zoe shared a picture of her Glastonbury wardrobe which she said she would instead wear in the garden at the weekend
