TVTV NewsBBC BreakfastThe beloved BBC star was back on the infamous red sofa once again after taking some time away from the show.07:50, 05 Jul 2026The last time viewers saw the presenter on the show was in February.‌BBC Breakfast fans were quick to welcome back presenter Emma Vardy to the show as the star returned after her maternity leave.‌On Sunday morning (July 5), BBC viewers tuned in to see Emma alongside host Roger Johnston as they detailed the latest headlines, including England's upcoming World Cup match against Mexico.‌Although the star didn't address her comeback, it wasn't long before people took to social media to share their excitement that Emma is back at the helm once again.One person on X wrote: "#BBCBreakfast Nice to see Emma Vardy back on TV looking absolutely fabulous."‌In response, another replied: "She's great." While a third added: "Great to see @EmmaVardyTV Back on BBC Breakfast #bbcbreakfast."The last time Emma was seen on BBC Breakfast was at the start of February as she confirmed her break away from work to give birth to her second child.At the time, she signed off by telling viewers: "Right, well, that's nearly it for us today. And my last show before mat leave! Bye!"‌Roger wished her "good luck," as she noted that she would return adding: "I'll be back... see you."Emma gave birth to her second child on February 9 this year, announcing the new arrival on her Instagram in a sweet post.‌The BBC star shared a series of images of her newborn in the hospital as she wrote: "Rocky Beau 09.02.26. Finally, news of the most beautiful story I can report. Born in water."We are more in love than you can imagine. A huge amount of gratitude and appreciation for the staff at the midwife-led Manchester Birth Centre at Wythenshawe."Article continues belowHer co-stars rushed to congratulate her on the news, with Jon Kay calling the news 'fantastic' while Nina Warhurst welcomed the 'little one' into the world.Rocky is Emma's second son with her husband Aaron Adams as the pair had their first child Jago in 2023.BBC Breakfast is available to watch on BBC One weekdays from 6am.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌BBC BreakfastBBC1