presenter took to social media to share a poignant statement after an emotional week.

The broadcaster lamented the "anger and negativity in the world" and said she was "exhausted and emotionally drained".

The 45-year-old wrote on on Friday (January 24): "Exhausted today. Emotionally drained. So much anger and negativity in the world. It's not good for the soul.

"I had an idea overnight though and it's made me feel excited. I think we can do something. Something pure, something that will be a lasting good.

"Very early days but I'm busy today working on it. Stay tuned..."

Michelle's post was inundated with positive messages from her followers. One penned: "Same feeling here (and dealing with very recent pet loss). I feel *completely* empty. If you have an idea to bring some light back into our world, I'm all ears."

Another echoed: "The majority of us feel exactly the same as you @MichelleDewbs totally dejected!"

A third commented: "Yes, we need positivity. Yesterday really made me feel that there is an inherent evil in this world and it appears to be getting stronger. There is also so much good and we need to focus on that too, or the future looks very dystopian."

While a fourth was concerned for Michelle's wellbeing and asked: "Hi Michelle, do you get offered someone to talk to in your job when dealing with these types of horrific events?"

The businesswoman, , joined GB News in 2021.

She has recently survived a major shake-up at the channel, which resulted in several big names getting sacked.

Mark Dolan and were axed, and former Tory MP had his hours cut from four days a week to two.

Ben Leo has taken over Mark's weekend show, and Isabel has been replaced on the Breakfast show by Ellie Costello.

, the channel explained that changes to the presenting line-up "will allow us to build on success with a renewed focus and ambition".

GB News's Head of Programming and Talent, Ben Briscoe, said: "2024 has been a truly fantastic year for us.

"Not only are we regularly beating the other established news channels, but we are also making inroads against the big public service broadcaster terrestrial channels. Our initiatives will allow us to build on this success with a renewed focus and ambition."