Nelson announced in June that he would be stepping away from work due to "health issues" after being absent from his Radio 2 slot.
He added that his surgery went "incredibly well" and that he’s spent the last month "recuperating, resting, and recovering", and that he hopes to return to work soon.
In a video message, Nelson explained: "There's been a lot of speculation as to what's wrong with me, I know that much. My phone's blown up 20 times over with people asking what's wrong with me.
He continued: "I'll tell you this, I was minding my own business and then it was discovered I had a brain tumour.
The broadcaster added that he had surgery about a week after his diagnosis.
"Thankfully it went incredibly well, and the last month I’ve been at home recuperating, resting, recovering, and getting some post-op treatment."
Nelson presented weekdays 2-4pm on Radio 2 and BBC Radio 1Xtra each Sunday from 11am-1pm before his break.
He was also awarded with the special recognition award at the ARIAs in May, acknowledging his longstanding commitment to UK radio and audio.
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