Former Urban TV gossip critic Mary Luswata has admitted that she misses being on television despite the challenges that came with her time as an on-air personality.Luswata rose to fame in the 2010s through her gossip shows, where her outspoken criticism of musicians and other creatives often attracted backlash from people who felt she was too harsh.Looking back, Luswata says she still misses being on screen because of her love for television, although the demands of her previous role took a toll on her.I miss TV because I love TV, but being an on-air personality took so much from me, and I think the nature of the show also took so much from me. For so many years, I told myself I did that and it was good, it was fun.According to Luswata, it took her a long time to recover from the mental stress that came with her time on television.Mary Luswata UK-bound after quitting Urban TVShe says she eventually began thinking about rebranding herself and exploring other areas of the television industry, which led her into production.Luswata revealed that she later joined the BBC, where she spent 18 months in production management and had the chance to work on major television shows.I went to the BBC and I did 18 months there of production management, and I worked on really big shows. That has introduced me to a new branch of TV that I fell in love with. @letsplayitloud Mary Luswata really ruled East African entertainment news for a while🔥🔥🔥 She confesses that all that took a toll on her on #Thepickupwithprim Watch the entire episode only on Play it Loud📌 #Playitloud ♬ original sound – Play!tLoud The post Mary Luswata admits she misses being on TV appeared first on MBU.