Laura Woods has revealed that cryotherapy is her "new obsession" - but has remained silent on reports suggesting that she's set to land a new starring role on TV.
Woods, 35, is claimed to be the leading candidate to replace Jake Humphrey as the lead presenter for BT Sport - which is soon to become TNT Sports after being bought by Warner Bros Discovery - in time for next season. Humphrey recently announced his departure after a decade in the hot seat and chiefs are said to have already entered talks with Woods.
The TalkSPORT radio host, who also works for ITV, DAZN and Amazon Prime Video, is yet to break her silence on the supposed negotiations, but she's been happy to chat about something else - cryotherapy. "The new obsession," Woods wrote in an Instagram post. "Being cold for four minutes."
What is cryotherapy? It's a health treatment which comes in the form of applying extreme cold to freeze and destroy abnormal tissue. To create the amount of severe cold neccessary, a health provider usually employs a substance like liquid nitrogen or argon gas. Cryotherapy can be used to treat a variety of skin conditions and some cancers, including those of the prostate and liver.
As she enjoys her "new obsession," Woods reportedly remains in discussions with TNT Sports executives over landing what would surely be her biggest career role yet. Current BT host Lynsey Hipgrave is likely to remain the face of the channel's Premier League coverage, having taken up role at the beginning of this season.
Fans are eager to learn what's next for Woods, having impressed working for ITV at the World Cup in Qatar last winter. Humphrey, meanwhile, is off to pastures new and declared in an emotional statement: "After 10 wonderful years, I am stepping back from BT.
"As a football fan, hosting Premier League matches, FA Cup games and European Finals has meant the world to me. It has been my dream job. I've loved being a very small part of a world class production team. I also feel blessed to have shared the screen with legends of the game and incredible broadcasters, who have become friends. Thank you all."
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BT Sport then paid a glowing tribute by saying: "We thank Jake for his huge commitment to BT Sport as a mainstay of our coverage since launch. Jake has made a massive contribution to the success of BT Sport over the past decade and will always be much-loved by all of us. We're looking forward to celebrating Jake with a tribute during our Champions League Final coverage next month and giving him a fitting finale for his ten years on BT Sport."
