Rylan Clark says he ‘can’t believe’ This Morning snubbed Alison Hammond for so many years

Alison Hammond was forced to issue an apology after she accidentally let a swear word slip whilst presenting This Morning.Alison, who has presented the show since 2003, was hosting ITV’s early morning show with co-host Dermot O’Leary when the slip-up occurred, resulting in a red-faced Hammond.The pair were talking together during a segment about car boot sales when Dermot offered up his thoughts on the matter.O’Leary said: “People arrive at, sort of, 10 or 11 o’clock. Is that too late then?”The on-air expert told him that “what people need to do” is “find out what time the public arrives”.They said that the “early bird ticket” was from “about six o’clock,” which means that people should aim to “get in there earlier”.A gobsmacked Alison Hammond couldn’t believe what she had just heard and gasped: “In the morning?" After her comment, she uttered a swear word but quickly caught herself: “Sorry if I swore, I do apologise!”A confused Dermot asked her what she said, to which Alison replied: “Well I’m not going to say it again! I am sorry, I am sorry, I do apologise.”The expert then confirmed that they meant five in the morning as people “don’t want to be there at night”.Alison is no stranger to the occasional on-air blunder as she recently admitted that she thought she had “killed” one of her co-stars.In a famous clip of the presenter, Alison can be seen presenting the weather forecast.

Reality TV favourite I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! has been a ratings winner since making its debut in 2002 and for 21 series fans have switched on in their millions to watch stars bicker, bond and battle gruesome challenges in Ant and Dec’s smash hit show. But there’s a rumoured treat in store for viewers of the series, which traditionally airs in November, as a spin-off series will reportedly see former campmates brought together for another stint in the jungle.

Dermot O'Leary almost found himself in tears during the last episode of This Morning of the week. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Friday alongside co-host Alison Hammond.

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Piers Morgan, 57, found himself at the centre of controversy last year after he suddenly left Good Morning Britain following his comments about Meghan Markle.The broadcaster sparked over 57,000 Ofcom complaints after saying he didn't believe a word Prince Harry's wife said during the pair’s landmark interview with Oprah Winfrey.Now, Piers has returned to the ITV studios for a candid chat with Lorraine Kelly on her eponymous show.During the interview, Piers discussed his new TalkTV series, Uncensored, which is set to kick off with a 75-minute interview with former US President Donald Trump.He also addressed his shock exit from Good Morning Britain as he once again clarified he did not want to leave.Piers began: “On the last day we finally got our highest ever ratings and beat the BBC.“And I wasn't expecting a carriage clock Lorraine, but I wasn't expecting to leave the building either, so I'm sorry I had to leave."He insisted: "Just to be clear, I didn't want to leave. It wasn't my choice to leave.“I was just told, 'You've got to apologise or you have to leave.'“I said, 'Why would I apologise for something I believe?'"I don't think anyone, by the way, should apologise for an honestly held opinion."Piers went on to highlight the “lovely time” he had throughout his years working for the broadcaster as he heaped praise on his former co-star Susanna Reid.He described his working relationship with Susanna as an “arranged marriage” as he explained the dynamic between them.“I did have a great time there. I had a lovely time at ITV.

Holly Willoughby broke down in giggles over a This Morning guest who didn't seem to like her co-star Phillip Schofield.Holly and Phil were presenting This Morning on Wednesday (April 20), but the daytime TV show descended into chaos when the co-stars discussed the past guest who wasn't too fond of Phil.The ITV duo were speaking to Yorkshire Vet Julian Norton on the programme, but before the interview, they remembered the last time they had him on the show.Last time, Julian stepped into the studio with a llama who didn't seem to enjoy Phil's company and even spat at the TV host.Discussing the hilarious moment, Julian said: "Yeah, I don't know what was going on there.

This Morning host Alison Hammond has been with the show for 20 years, but few embarrassing moments have topped the one where she inadvertently shoved a "gorgeous" model into the water on live TV. As she navigated the floating weather map, which has been a fixture on the show since 1988, she stumbled - and her attempt to steady herself sent an assistant dressed as a sexy sailor plunging into the water."I thought at one point I killed him!" Alison exclaimed of the tricky moment."They said: 'We want you to go in there and recreate the weather map,'" she recalled."'We're going to put two gorgeous models on there' - and I was like: 'Great! What could possibly go wrong?'"Quite a lot actually," she jokingly confided of the mishap, which left the sailor very unanchored.Alison had just taken her watering can out, pouring the liquid onto the dragon symbol to simulate a rain shower in Wales, when she almost slipped.In a bid to break her fall, she grabbed out and lunged at the model-turned-assistant, forcing him into the water."I jumped over and I was grabbing his arm, just to steady myself, at which point he [fell] off!" she explained."It was literally about three seconds of thinking: 'Have I killed that man?'"Fortunately, the mishap - which, in Alison's mind, could have ended very differently - did not result in anyone being drowned.Afterwards, she admitted: "I look at it [now] and I think: 'Did he purposely try and do that to me...

Rylan Clark is reportedly the favourite presenter in the running to host the highly-anticipated reboot of Big Brother, which is said to be returning next year with a new home on ITV2.The iconic show all but spawned reality TV in the UK, airing on Channel 4 for 10 years from its landmark debut in 2000. Channel 5 then took the series over, and with it came a swap from stalwart presenter Davina McCall to Emma Willis.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have returned to This Morning after an Easter break.The dynamic duo welcomed viewers to the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (April 18) but fans didn't seem too happy to see them.Josie Gibson, Alison Hammond, Dermot O'Leary and Vernon Kay have all stepped in to replace Phillip and Holly over half term.It appears that the famous foursome struck a chord with viewers and some have taken to Twitter for them to come back.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "I haven't missed them."Another added: "Wish it was Vernon and Josie today."A third person posted: "Let’s just say it… We want Josie back!"While a fourth social media user said: "Have to agree with so many that both Phil and Holly are 'tired' and the show needs fresh energy. It’s been great fun with the fill-ins."Alison and Dermot confirmed Holly and Phillip would be returning during Monday's (April 18) show.At the end of the programme, Alison told viewers: "Holly and Phil are back tomorrow.

Good Morning Britain guest host Richard Madeley has revealed that he isn't sure about his future on the popular ITV show.The star's comment came following the backlash he faced after an interview he conducted about an oil protest which was slammed as "patronising".In a new interview, the star, 65, spoke about working with his wife Judy Finnegan on their projects and running their Book Club and podcast.The TV personality went on to reflect on his solo work, which at the moment sees him guest host on GMB with Susanna Reid.However, Richard candidly admitted that he isn't sure how long he'll last on the programme.He said: "But in terms of what I do on my own, which at the moment is Good Morning Britain, although who knows how long that'll go on for."I'm doing it month to month at the moment and I'm very happy to."I quite like operating at that level, I've had my main career curve," he revealed.Richard went on: "I'm not seeking some huge career arc, we'll see what happens."But I enjoy it, I enjoy doing it," he said to Kate Thornton on her podcast, White Wine Question Time.He went on to gush over Judy for "understanding" what he's talking about when he returns home after a day at the GMB studio.It comes after the star's comments about a recent interview with climate activist Miranda Wheelan were met with backlash.Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker shared a tweet from Greenpeace which condemned the "shocking" interview as well as Richard's interviewing skills.Gary told his 8.4 million followers: "Seeing the interview in its entirety is sickening, but at the same time the bullying & patronising nature of it is getting plenty of coverage for what is the most crucial time for our future existence on this planet.“Only one

Dermot O’Leary left Alison Hammond in hysterics on Monday's This Morning when he did an impression of Phil Vickery. After the ITV chef did a segment about Cadbury Creme Egg brownies, the co-hosts tucked into the chocolate Easter treat and Alison, 47, ushered Dermot, 48, to do his impression of Phil, 60.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent singer Nick Edwards revealed his surprise audition on Saturday's show left him in tears all day. The dad-of-two had less than an hour to compose himself and practice a self-penned track to perform in front of the judges. It came after his mum and two young daughters surprised him by walking out on stage as he watched on from the audience.

Vernon Kay and Josie Gibson were installed as main presenters on This Morning over four consecutive days this week while Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby enjoyed an Easter break. There was much hilarity during their presenting stint including Josie admitting she has tried dog chocolate and Vernon saying a dress in a fashion segment looked like wolf in Little Red Riding Hood would wear.But on Good Friday they were replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.The ex Family Fortunes host and I'm A Celebrity finalist took to Instagram after his final appearance on the show to tell how he'd "loved" his presenting stint.He said: " Well! What an amazing week on This Morning."Thanks to@josiegibson85 for being, you! A joy to be hosting with a natural host! And all the team behind the show! It’s obvious why This Morning wins all the day time awards! Hard work pays off!! Loved the opportunity." But despite Vernon's glee over his appearance viewers were left dismayed that he and Josie did not present the show for a full week.One wrote in the comment section: "I think you guys should be hosting more often.

Express.co.uk that he was asked to sit in the cold jacuzzi at the Ideal Home Show a number of years ago, while Andrea, 52, did the weather.The Good Morning Britain presenter shared the anecdote while speaking at this year’s Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest. Richard has been the Entertainment Editor on ITV’s Good Morning Britain since 2014 and has been working in showbiz for over two decades. Andrea is probably best known for co-presenting ITV’s Loose Women between 2007 and 2020. However, both stars previously began working at GMTV in 1997 for a number of years, with Richard working as a TV critic and Andrea presenting the weather. Richard recalled one year he and Andrea attended the Ideal Home Show, the world’s longest-running home and interiors exhibition, and it left him feeling rather chilly. Speaking about his experience this year, he said: “I've met some great characters on the floor. “I’ve really enjoyed it and I haven't been here for many, many years. “I did a live broadcast from here with Andrea McLean back in the days of GMTV,” he remembered.  “And I was charged with the task of sitting in a hot tub at six o'clock in the morning for a live broadcast while Andrea did the weather. “And believe me, she was a lot warmer because at six o'clock in the morning, I can tell you the Ideal Home Show, whilst very professional, had not heated the jacuzzi," he laughed.Acknowledging the early start time he added: “And who could blame them frankly?” “So that was an interesting experience.

 This Morning presenter Alison Hammond, 47, tipped her ITV colleague Rylan Clark, 33, to be Big Brother’s next presenter after new reports that the series will return.

This Morning star Alison Hammond, 47, has been honoured with an Easter egg dedicated to her.The presenter took to Twitter to join in the giggles as fans receive their funny Easter treats.Alison took to Twitter last night to laugh with one social media user who shared a video as he opened his Alison egg.The fan looked ecstatic as he opened his egg with an Alison cut out in the background.Responding in view of her 415,900 followers she shared three laughing face emojis.This is not the first time Alison has taken to the social media site to share her excitement over her own Easter egg.Twitter page London on the Inside shared a promotional image of the egg with the caption: "We all know what we really want for Easter is a hot pink, raspberry flavoured @AlisonHammond head."Alison replied: "The moment you become an Easter egg."Further, social media users Ed James tweeted: "@AlisonHammond have you seen this? Nice ears!! @AcornsHospice."Alison then joked: "Yes, can you believe it! They have made me into an Easter egg!"I'm an Easter hunny!"The Instagram page Love of Huns ran a poll asking their followers to vote for their favourite hun.In the running was chef Nigella Lawson, Alexandra Burke, Kate Slater and many more.Alison came out victorious and the Instagram page partnered with Deliveroo to offer the Easter Hunny treat.A benefit of the incredible Easter Hunny egg is all proceeds are going to Acorns Children's Hospice.The charity provides a network of care and support to life-limited and life-threatened children and their families across the UK.Deliveroo spokesperson Aisha Jefferson said: "It’s no surprise to us that Alison Hammond was crowned the nation’s number one ‘hun’, she’s an icon!"We have loved having her as the

RYLAN Clark has shared cryptic tweets amid rumours that Big Brother is set for a relaunch. The TV presenter along with British actor Marcus Bentley sent fans of the iconic reality TV show into meltdown when they teased the idea of a long-awaited comeback.

Big Brother - the daddy of reality TV shows - could be back on UK television by next year, and one celebrity super fan can't wait.Rylan Clark, who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2013 and then hosted spin-off show Big Brother's Bit on the Side, has sent fans of the show wild with a cryptic tweet exchange.After news broke that ITV2 are possibly in talks to revive the reality show in autumn 2023 in a non-celebrity format (with members of the public as housemates), Rylan tweeted an emoji of a face without a mouth, implying that he was 'speechless.'Iconic Big Brother narrator Marcus Bentley replied to his friend with: "OMG Rylan - you're a terrible tease."To which Rylan replied: "Love you." That set fans off, with one excited user saying: "This exchange is just making me so bloody excited!!""Hope to see you hosting if it does happen ! 15," a second user saidA third fan begged: "Come on tell us the goss you been in talks with itv and said yes about a certain show."BB super fan Rylan has openly advocated for the return of the show, which originally ran on Channel 4 from 2000 to 2010 and on Channel 5 from 2011 to 2018.In January this year, E4 screened a recent Australian version of Celebrity Big Brother featuring Caitlyn Jenner and Thomas Markle Jr. Following the announcement, Rylan tweeted: "Amazing news...

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has shared how she was left "really upset" following the response to the news that she was taking over presenting responsibilities from Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on the popular ITV show.The ITV star, 47, admitted that she "got a lot of flak" for replacing the husband wife team and told that she experienced "a lot of stress" before starting her new role.Alison and her co-host Dermot O'Leary started co-hosting the show together in 2021, replacing Eamonn and Ruth.However, the star has admitted in a new interview at the start of her new presenting role she "got a lot of flake".Alison said: "I'll tell you what was really upsetting."I can remember reading an article and it was the first time that I'd become like, just a colour, because it said, 'Black host replaces Eamonn and Ruth,'and it really upset me," she admitted.The ITV host explained: "That was the first time I though, 'Oh my gosh, I'm just a colour."I'm not anything else, I'm not Alison Hammond anymore, which I'd always been."I just became a black host and that really was quite shocking and quite upsetting," she added.Alison admitted that she was also "nervous" ahead of starting her hosting role with Dermot.She continued to tell Lorraine Kelly on her podcast, What If? With Lorraine and Rosie: "I had a lot of stress before doing that first show, so I was really nervous."But again, I think I overcame it and it has been ok.""More than overcame it," Lorraine chipped in.She went on: "That's the thing Alison, I do remember at the time it was particularly difficult."Also on the podcast, Alison addressed Eamonn and Ruth's reaction to her replacing them on the hit ITV daytime show, revealing that they were supportive of her new

Express.co.uk that he once interviewed musical theatre icon Barbra Streisand, 79.The Good Morning Britain presenter shared the anecdote from his early interviewing days while speaking at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest. Richard has been the Entertainment Editor on ITV’s Good Morning Britain since 2014 and has been working in showbiz for over two decades. When asked about which celebrities he was most surprised by after many years of interviews, he opened up about the time he thought he had “upset” Barbra Streisand. He recalled their meeting on a hot summer’s day in New York, explaining: “My memory of Barbra Streisand was her stopping the interview halfway through…“And I thought, ‘Oh my goodness me.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley, 65, has opened up about how his relationship with wife Judy Finnigan, 73, has adapted now that they no longer work together on TV projects. The couple rose to fame as an on-screen double act, after fronting their Channel 4 show, Richard & Judy, together for eight years.They previously hosted This Morning as a duo for a decade.However, despite their successes as a pair, Judy recently decided to take a step back from the spotlight, leaving Richard to continue his presenting career on ITV without her.Despite them moving down different paths professionally, Richard and Judy have now clarified, during a new interview on Kate Thornton’s White Wine Question Time podcast, that they have not grown apart in their marriage.Richard compared their relationship to being “semi-detached”, explaining that although they seem to spend less time together in the eyes of the public, they are still close behind-the-scenes.When quizzed on how they’ve managed to stay together personally after working more separately, Judy explained: “We are incredibly close, we always have been.”She continued: “Obviously, I think working together for so long has bonded us more tightly than if we had two completely separate jobs.“I think the thing is, when you’re a presenting a show like the kind that we presented, it’s very instinctive, you’re doing interviews all the time.”Judy explained she believes working with Richard helped them to develop “an extra telepathic muscle” in their relationship. She added: “By the time I decided I’d had enough, you and I were something completely different anyway, it just didn’t matter, it didn’t make any difference at all.“When you go and do GMB, I’m still here in bed, I’m happy