The radio and TV presenter said she wouldn't like the scrutiny over her wages
2FM star Jennifer Zamparelli has said she wouldn’t want to be part of RTE’s highest paid presenters – because she couldn’t handle the scrutiny.
She said: “I don’t think so. No I wouldn’t… I just think there is a lot of scrutiny. It’s never been… I don’t know… “Never. You can never be comfortable because they go up and they go down and they swing around. Like I said, it is like a mini stroke every three months. I don’t think you could ever be comfortable in this job, ever."Jen's latest JNLR results show an increase of 3,000 listeners. She now has 134,000 tuning into her radio show.
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