Carol Kirkwood , pictured at the Television and Radio Industries Club awards where she was crowned Best Weather Reporter for the seventh time , has been getting explicit pictures in the post . She has just been crowned Best Weather Reporter for the seventh time – so there is no doubt Carol Kirkwood is a hit with viewers . But the 52-year-old BBC Breakfast presenter has revealed some male fans are more than a little enthusiastic and send her explicit pictures in the post . ‘ I do get letters from older men , fan mail , ’ she said , gesturing to her nether regions . ‘ It is terrible . I have had so many over the years . I am almost immune to it . You can tell by the hand writing . ‘ I don ’ t have anyone who checks our mail as it all comes into the office . I don ’ t count them. ’ Her smiley demeanour and shapely figure , which she often dresses in figure-hugging outfits , have attracted an army of admirers . On Tuesday she was given the Weather Reporter gong at the Television and Radio Industries Club ( TRIC ) Awards for the seventh time , beating off ITV rival Laura Tobin and the BBC ’ s Tomasz Schafernaker . Speaking at the awards ceremony , the presenter – who also does weather reports for The One Show – said she also receives sordid messages online . ‘ You get a lot on social media . If they are on Twitter you block them , ’ she said . She explained any explicit pictures sent to the office are quickly ‘ binned ’ . The weather presenter is divorced from Jimmy Kirkwood , her husband of 25 years . But her new partner , whose identity is unknown , takes her legions of male admirers in his stride . She said : ‘ My boyfriend is used to it . He just thinks it is funny . He does not take it seriously which is probably just as well. ’ The broadcaster herself has taken a light-hearted approach to live TV slip-ups . Last year she battled on despite accidently ‘ clicking her clicker ’ twice , revealing scorching temperatures of 99 degrees in a place identified as ‘ Town name ’ . Speaking about her live gaffes , Mrs Kirkwood explained : ‘ We can ’ t see the weather map behind us . Sometimes the map and town doesn ’ t pop up behind me and that has happened numerous times . You just have to get on with it. ’ The glamorous weather presenter said she receives fan mail from enthusiastic older men who would send the explicit pictures in the post . And is seems some viewers have very high expectations of her capabilities . ‘ People do blame me for bad weather , definitely , ’ she revealed . ‘ And also people ’ s expectations are high . People wanted to see snow this year . Some parts saw snow but by no means everywhere. ’ She believes women of her age have a lot to bring to the profession . ‘ More and more we are seeing women my kind of age and possibly older coming through the ranks to present the weather . It is good as we offer a load of experience , ’ she said . Speaking at the awards ceremony , the presenter – who also does weather reports for The One Show – said she also receives sordid messages online . On Tuesday she was given the Weather Reporter gong at the Television and Radio Industries Club ( TRIC ) Awards for the seventh time , beating off ITV rival Laura Tobin ( right ) and the BBC ’ s Tomasz Schafernaker ( left ) And , although she thinks BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull , 59 , would not make the cut as a weather presenter , she believes multitasking men can be just as good at the job . She revealed : ‘ Bill Turnbull has tried to do it but he is more like a ballerina . When you present the weather it is like tapping your head and rubbing your tummy at the same time . 'If you can do it whether you are a man or a woman , then you can do it . We have got brilliant weather men as much as we have weather women . I don ’ t know if one is better than the other . ’
Best Weather Reporter presenter Carol Kirkwood said she 's sent sordid messages . She revealed she receives post and tweets from enthusiastic male fans . Weather girl is also sent explicit photos which she says are quickly binned . The 52-year-old was just crowned BBC Breakfast for seventh time .