Alison Hammond fans in awe as she flaunts amazing voice in 2004 throwback clip

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has bid an emotional farewell to her ITV colleague.The star told producer Sam Palmano that he was “so loved” as he prepared for the next chapter of his career.Alison, 46, posted a video montage from a fun work night out in front of her one million Instagram followers yesterday.The clips featured her colleagues dropping down low on the dance floor with drinks in hand to Beyonce’s Partition.  Alison captioned the post: “Farewell to @sampalmano, one of our producers who works on @thismorning.“You are so loved and will be missed by the team!! Farewell but please stay in touch."“Sam is in the blue shirt and loves dancing on tables,” Alison added with a cheeky wink.The Instagram post got a lot of love from Alison’s followers, who were tickled by the team’s dance moves.This Morning’s chef Juliet Sear commented: “OMG this is everything @Sampalmano.“I heard the brilliant stories of the table dancing (and more) but so glad I’ve got to witness it on here.“What a bloomin’ legend Sam you’re one of a kind!” she added with raised hands emojis.

This Morning viewers said they were 'not prepared' as they tuned into the last episode of the week.

Alison Hammond has paid a gushing tribute to a departing member of the This Morning team.

This Morning descended into chaos just minutes in as Dermot O'Leary plied co-host Alison Hammond with miniature Baileys. Alison is celebrating her 47th birthday on Saturday (February 5), but the ITV team started the party early with a cake, booze, confetti and a video message from the cast of Six the Musical.Fan-favourite Alison was loving the attention as all eyes were on her for the opening segment, as Dermot handed her her favourite tipple.She took a swig from the little bottle of Baileys and said: "Might as well have a bit of a tipple now, start as I mean to go on."Dermot then joined her and cracked open a second bottle as they "cheers"-ed each other and had a sip.Alison said: "Thank you so much everyone here at This Morning.

Phillip Schofield could potentially be replaced on Dancing On Ice this weekend after missing days of This Morning.

This Morning viewers have been treated to two days of the wonderful Alison Hammond this week on the hit show. The star stood in for Phillip Schofield on Tuesday after he tested positive for Covid-19 and again for her usual Friday spot.This edition of the show was full of celebrations as the much-loved presenter celebrated her birthday alongside pal Dermot O'Leary who greeted her with confetti and a tasty cake at the start.

Alison Hammond looked gorgeous as she revealed her latest project away from TV.

Rochelle Humes may be making a more regular appearance on ITV if her latest post is anything to go by.

This Morning fans were delighted to see Holly Willoughby and Josie Gibson host the popular ITV show together and have asked the broadcaster to make them a permanent duo.Presenter Holly made her return to the ITV daytime show on Thursday presenting alongside Josie as she covered for Phillip Schofield, who is currently isolating due to testing positive for Covid-19.Opening the show, the bubbly presenters joked the "blondes were taking over" but viewers at home were certainly hoping that they did.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their joy seeing the women host the programme together.One spectator penned: "Definitely prefer Holly & Josie to Phil & Josie."Another commented: "Absolutely loving the @HollyWills and @JosiesTweet pairing on today’s @ThisMorning already, should have this on Sunday’s @DancingOnIce while @Schofe is currently isolating."A third impressed viewer said: "Love Josie as a presenter. Definitely holds her own.

Holly Willoughby paid tribute to her This Morning colleague as they starred in their final episode.During the latest show, Holly and her co-host Josie Gibson were sampling Phil's Vickery crumble following a masterclass when Holly made a special announcement. The 40-year-old presenter revealed that the show's long-running floor manager Tim would be leaving the show after a whopping 26 years.She said: "We've all had ours, there's a spare one over there, well it's not spare actually because that one is going to our floor manager Tim who has been a resident at This Morning for over 26 years and today is his last show."So Tim, well done you, thank you for all of your hard work."Good luck with the next phase, wherever you're going to, take it and enjoy."As applause filled the studio, Josie added: "Enjoy that Tim."Tim's exit followed Holly's return to the This Morning sofa after a lengthy absence.The presenter had taken a break from the programme to film Superstar Survival with Lee Mack and Wim Hof for the BBC.Upon her return to the studio, Holly said: "I have been away."I feel like the blondes have taken over the TV for the day.

This Morning fans have rejoiced as Vernon Kay stepped in to fill in for Covid-struck Phillip Schofield on the latest episode (February 2).The I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! alum returned to the programme on Wednesday, having previously presented the show for several days last year.His return followed the announcement on Monday that Phillip Schofield would be absent until next week after testing positive for coronavirus.Reuniting with Vernon on the sofa, presenter Rochelle Humes said: "Look who's back."Vernon replied: "Thank you.

Phillip Schofield has shared the 'weird' side of being on This Morning as a guest as he's been forced off the show.

Phillip Schofield has been replaced on This Morning.

Alison Hammond will replace Phillip Schofield on This Morning today, Tuesday 1 February, after he tested positive for Covid-19. The Dancing on Ice presenter took to Instagram late on Monday evening, 31 January, to announce to his three million followers that he had tested positive for the virus and would have to self-isolate. He wrote: “well b*****ks!” alongside a picture of the positive lateral flow test.The 59 year old reassured fans that he was not too unwell and “currently just [had] a slightly sore throat.” In light of Phillip’s illness, ITV has confirmed that Alison, 46, will step in to cover for the hit ITV morning show host while he recovers.

This Morning viewers were outraged when former rugby player James Haskell made jibes at another guest on the show.The blundering husband of Chloe Madeley caused controversy after he 'joked' that he would 'shoot' his podcast co-star Mike Tindall following a segment on the show where a reformed criminal had been speaking about his past.The guest, Leroy, had previously shot a police officer but had formed a friendship with his victim when he turned his life around and the pair were appearing on This morning to chat to hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond about their new co-written book.Viewers had sympathised with the story and heaped praise on the pair for their efforts at turning something so negative into a positive.But their happiness soon turned to fury when James took to the sofa for the next segment.As he was introduced to chat about his new Podcast he failed to hit the spot with viewers when he poked fun at the previous guests.He said: "Well we are such good friends, like Leroy and the policeman, best of friends. "Mike then interrupted: "I'll have some tips off Leroy about how to sort James out that's how close we are.

This Morning viewers weren’t pleased that a phone kept going off during an interview on the show on Friday morning. Alison Hammond, 46, and Dermot O’Leary, 48, were chatting to a former police officer and the man who shot him, when viewers were distracted by the undeniably annoying notification sounds.The phone owner received a barrage of notifications at the time, which sounded like a mixture of both WhatsApps and Facebook messages.The faux-pas and noise didn’t go unnoticed by viewers, who took to social media to express their annoyance. “@thismorning what is it with the phone keeps pinging whilst talking to levroy and james,” wrote one person.

Alison Hammond returned to our screens on Friday and made sure to brighten up all of our days as she took to presenting ITV's This Morning. Sitting alongside her co-host Dermot O'Leary, the 46-year-old stunned viewers as she looked as radiant as always.

Alison Hammond advised This Morning viewers to “bang out” children while you’re young as she revealed how she wished she had more children in her youth.During Friday’s instalment of the popular ITV morning show, Dermot O’Leary and his 46-year-old co-host welcomed Gyles Brandreth onto the show as they discussed how women were waiting until their thirties to start a family.Recent studies show that on average, women are giving birth to their first child at the age of 31 as many focus on a thriving career before becoming parents.The TV personality – who is mum to her 16-year-old son – confessed how she wished she had welcomed more children when she was young after she gave birth on her 30th birthday.She told viewers at home: "I had my first child when I was 29. Sorry - he came on my 30th birthday actually so I'm a statistic and for me that was the perfect age. "But I actually felt like I wanted to have more children, I wish I'd had more children earlier if I'm honest with you 'cause I just felt like I should have had more." Later on in the discussion, Alison advised viewers to "bang those children out" at a young age.

Ruth Langford decided to have a bit of a change when she headed to the salon this week.