Roman Kemp 'favourite' to become next Good Morning Britain host after quitting Capital FM

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Roman Kemp is the new favourite to join Good Morning Britain after he bid farewell to his Capital FM Breakfast Show.Fans have been left devastated by Roman's exit from his Thursday morning show on the radio station but he may be coming to TV screens in the very soon future.The 31-year-old is now being backed to step in as a Good Morning Britain host which comes right after he finished his last radio show, which he held for a decade, the Mirror reports.Lee Astley from betideas.com shared: "Roman's Kemp highly publicised departure from Capital FM has sparked rumours of what his next role will be, with a selection of TV and radio appearances being touted."His likeliest role seems to be a beeline to the Good Morning Britain sofa, where he is 6/4 to assume presenting duties, while he is 4/1 to start his own TV chat show."They also said that Roman may stay in radio with chances to join LBC (12/1) or talkSPORT (14/1).

It was announced earlier this month that Adil Ray would be the first new face on the show after Ben Shephard left to host This Morning with Cat Deeley, replacing Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby who both quit last year.Roman, who's previously suffered with depression, stepped away from his radio show and became emotional as he thanked all his listeners for standing by him while he was struggling with his mental health.He said: "I know that there is a lot of people listening right now, and I wanted to take the time to say thank you.

I was more nervous about saying I was leaving than actually leaving this show."This show is run by so many people behind the scenes who try so hard to give you that bit of energy in the morning and to try and get you up and feeling good, but I think what I want to get across is