Strictly It Takes Two hosts confirmed after multiple pros quit BBC show

Strictly Come Dancing professional Gorka Marquez has opened up about his daughter Mia’s love of dancing, revealing he thinks the three year old will have a career in the profession. Speaking exclusively to OK!, the 32 year old, who shares Mia with actress fiancée Gemma Aktinson, says: “Mia’s only three but ever since she learned to walk she’s never stopped dancing. “Whenever there’s music on, she wants to dance.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond says she hopes to end Ant and Dec's NTA winning streak this year as she nominated for the Best Presenter gong.Whilst in the running for the award, Alison has gained the backing of fellow This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby, who firmly told her: “This is your year.”Alison, who is up against The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh and BBC's Graham Norton, isn't fazed by the other competition and has her sights set firmly on beating the Geordie duo.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby and Phil leave each other stunned with new looks for This Morning returnDreaming of the moment, Alison told The Mirror: "Could this be the year Ant and Dec hand over the gong to me?"This Morning is up for the Best Daytime Show Award and if the show snags the trophy yet again, it will be the 12th consecutive year that they've won.Competition for the award includes Loose Women, The Chase and The Repair Shop.Alison, who will be back hosting This Morning with co-presenter Dermot O'Leary says winning the Best Daytime Award one she'd love to win in particular.Through the summer, viewers saw an ever-changing roster of presenters for This Morning, including Vernon Kay, Rochelle Humes, Andi Peters, Josie Gibson, returning Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark – but they particularly warmed to Alison and Dermot as a presenting duo.Taking to Twitter, viewers shared just how much they enjoyed seeing the pair on their screens during their Friday morning slot.One wrote: "Alison and Dermot what a breath of fresh air.""This summer on This Morning for me has proven they struck gold with Alison and Dermot," another added.Rylan and Ruth also sparked joy in viewers as they were praised for their hilarious dynamic and chemistry.One viewer

X Factor has kickstarted the careers of some of the world's biggest artists. The popular singing competition - created by music mogul and TV producer Simon Cowell - ran for 14 years as an ITV staple, pulling in over 14 million viewers during its peak.It initially aired on telly screens in September 2004, replacing Pop Idol to find the nation's newest stars.

Carol Vorderman has ramped up her sizzling Instagram displays as she donned nothing but a towel for her latest set of snaps. The former Countdown star caught her followers' attention last month as she showed off the results of being on a juice retreat.

HOLLY Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are the faces of This Morning - but viewers have called for a huge shake-up. Holly and Phillip hosted their final show on Friday 8 July before taking their annual holiday with a stream of presenters stepping in over the summer. Rochelle Humes, Mollie King, Vernon Kay, and Craig Doyle were among the back up hosts who stepped into their shoes.

Rylan Clark has surprised fans by posting a link to his "OnlyFans" as he tried to drum up support for his new book. The Big Brother star is about to release his new autobiography – Ten – but reckons the other releases coming out on the same day will stop him from reaching the top of the book charts.

This Morning have said the show’s part-time hosts, Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark, should take over main presenting duties amid calls for a show shake-up.Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are at the helm of the ITV daytime show, with Ruth and Rylan recently stepping in to cover their absence for a week.However, fans have described Holly and Phil as “well past their sell-by date” after the pair had launched a publicity blitz for their return to the show following their summer break. READ MORE: Ruth Langsford red-faced as she's forced to perform racy dance on This MorningTheir stand-ins were so popular with viewers that ITV bosses are reportedly under pressure to get rid of the regular duo.One viewer typed: “Ruth and Rylan were my favourite couple over the summer break, then Vernon and Josie as he teased her so much.

Jane McDonald has shared her plans to step back from the limelight following her recent heartache. The singer and TV star was left devasted last year when her beloved fiance, Ed Rothe, tragically died.

Phillip Schofield has detailed a concern he has ahead of returning to This Morning next week. The presenter took to Instagram to share a glimpse at his early reunion with co-host Holly Willoughby. It has been several weeks since the pair have been seen together after temporarily saying goodbye to the ITV daytime show.

I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! star Jake Quickenden has admitted that he was confused when he received an offer to enter the jungle.The former contestant appeared on the show back in December 2014 and was a fan favourite as his cheeky attitude won over the public and his fellow campmates.Before he went in the jungle, Jake appeared on The X Factor twice – first in 2012 and then in 2014.READ MORE: I'm A Celeb's Vernon Kay breaks silence on All Stars as line-up rumours escalateHe auditioned for the ninth series and received four “yes” votes before he made it through to judges' houses along with co-star Rylan Clark.He then returned for the eleventh series and made it through to the live finals.Later that year, Jake went into the ITV jungle and was a huge hit, placing second after series winner Carl “Foggy” Fogarty.In an exclusive interview with Daily Star, Jake said: “The experience was amazing, I just took it with both hands and saw it as a great opportunity.”Quickenden continued: “I was just out of The X Factor and was more confused that they actually wanted me on the show.

STRICTLY Come Dancing spin-off It Takes Two has finally confirmed its hosts ahead of the new season of the BBC One competition. The companion show - which is set to return to screens next month - will be presented by former pro dancer Janette Manrara and popular telly host Rylan Clark. Strictly Come Dancing is set to return to TV next month with a whole host of new celebrity faces.

ROCHELLE Humes has revealed a stranger almost made her cry after shouting at her and her son on a flight. The This Morning host, 33, opened up about the incident on today’s show as they discussed if adult only flights should exist.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Janette Manrara will host spin-off show It Takes Two again, the BBC has announced.

EastEnders. EastEnders sent shockwaves through fans earlier this year as it announced that Peggy Mitchell would make a comeback in a special flashback episode.The actress admitted she was initially worried that doing so would cause her to be strongly identified with a specific character.However, she changed her mind thanks to a “sign” from the late legendary Barbara Windsor, who had portrayed Peggy Mitchell since 1994.Jaime said: “When I was offered the part, I had such a deep connection with her, I thought, ‘Is this something I should do, or do I risk getting typecast? Or would she want someone else to do it?’”The actress added: “So I had a little word with Barbara [who died in 2020] and asked her for a sign.”She went on: “A little blonde butterfly kept coming into my garden.“We don’t get too many because my dog goes for them.“But you know when you know,” Jaime concluded to Radio Times.Following the announcement of Peggy’s return to the screen, Jaime admitted taking on the role was “scary”.Speaking to Rylan Clark and Ruth Langsford on This Morning on Thursday, Jaime opened up about her fears upon being offered the part."What was going through your mind?" Rylan asked."Was it like an absolute yes because you'd done the Babs stuff or was it like you said earlier, a different thing and it's not Barbara?""It's scary!" Jaime replied.

Martin Clunes, 60, has looked back on his time portraying Gary Strang in Men Behaving Badly as he imagined the 1992 sitcom being released in the present climate. The actor admitted that the sexist nature of some parts of the show would not go down well with today’s audiences.Asked about the prospect of an updated Old Men Behaving Badly series, Martin said he would be “in a tribunal” over sexist jokes.Martin also explained that he believed the show was best left a “cherished memory”.He said: “Can you imagine that show coming out now?“It just wouldn’t happen, it would be shot dead at birth.“Talking about Kylie Minogue’s buttocks, you’d be in a tribunal.”Asked whether there would be something else to joke about on the show, Martin said: “Can I quote you on that?“[Because] I don’t think so, unless someone comes up with an amazing script.A”The comedian continued in a recent interview with Radio Times: “It’s a bit like Doc Martin finishing.“It’s best left as a cherished memory rather than something that’s too annoying for words.”Martin recently spoke out about Doc Martin wrapping up after 10 series and explained why now is a "good time" for it to end.Speaking to Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark on Thursday's This Morning, he revealed how he and his wife and Doc Martin producer Philippa Braithwaite had "worked so hard" on each episode and agreed they wanted to "leave viewers wanting more"."There will be people I know watching it, huge fans of the show who are going, 'But why? We love it, why?'" Ruth commented."It's just a good time to end it," the actor replied."Poor Philippa, I mean she's worked on every single script, 84 of them, and none of them are easy."Because you've got a main protagonist who doesn't like anybody and

This Morning returned to screens on Bank Holiday Monday (August 29) with two familiar faces back hosting the show. Vernon Kay and Rochelle Humes have now stepped in to front the ITV programme and will be taking the reins for the rest of the week.

This Morning was derailed by a fiery clash between two presenters during the latest episode.Monday's edition (August 29) of the ITV show saw chef Clodagh McKenna accuse segment presenter Alice Beer of "eating into her time".The accusation followed Alice weighing in on a debate Clodagh, 47, had been having with hosts Rochelle Humes and Vernon Kay about the correct pronunciation of the word yoghurt.READ MORE: This Morning's Alison Hammond sparks huge backlash as she rides camel in DubaiConfirming that Alice had looked to get involved in the debate, Rochelle said: "Alice Beer's got involved. "What are you saying Alice?"Vernon added: "Oh, it's serious now if Alice Beer's involved."Alice than explained her view on how yoghurt was pronounced, leading to the tense exchange with Clodagh.Following Alice's interruption with her own opinion on the yoghurt issue, the chef said: "Alice, you're eating into my time."You have your own slot."A stunned-looking Alice replied: "You can do some of mine, OK? "You can come into my item as well then."As their exchange ended, both Clodagh and Alice broke down into laughter - confirming their debate had only been in good jest.Clodagh said: "I'm only joking.

Stacey Dooley said she feels 'really lucky' to be pregnant at the age of 35. The TV presenter appeared on BBC's The One Show on Friday evening after announcing that she is expecting a baby with her boyfriend and former Strictly Come Dancing partner Kevin Clifton.

Rylan Clark hit back at viewers who accused him of being 'too rich' to understand the energy crisis as he hosted ITV's This Morning alongside Ruth Langsford on Friday morning. It came as the pair reacted to the news that the energy price cap would soar by around 80 per cent to £3,549 from October.