Alison Hammond claims Celebs Go Dating bosses wanted her to be a 'fat person eating' on the show

Alison Hammond is a much-loved celebrity and has a legion of fans, who were incredibly moved by her latest Instagram post on Monday. The This Morning star took to the popular picture sharing site to share a message, which read: "Don't forget you're human.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield recently put their presenter duties on hold to head off on a summer break with their respective families and, if Holly’s striking selfie is anything to go by, she’s enjoying the downtime. The beautiful 39 year old TV star took to Instagram to share a selfie while lapping up the sun in the garden in London.

Alison Hammond has reached an impressive new milestone. The This Morning star took to Instagram on Sunday to share her excitement with fans, revealing that now had 700,000 followers on the social media site.

Alison Hammond starred on Celebs Go Dating last year - and as someone who has watched every nearly single episode, I can confirm she was the most entertaining person to walk through the agency doors. (Lee Ryan from Blue, Sam Thompson, Olivia Attwood and Gemma Collins are up there.) Her incredible laugh, her effortless banter, the way she dated a man who wore leather trousers and called them 'sexy'.

Alison Hammond was less than impressed by a This Morning guest who said she would not work with overweight people.Personal trainer Samantha Yardley appeared on the ITV show on Wednesday to discuss her claim that she would not hire someone who was overweight regardless of their skills.Presenter Ruth Langsford discussed Yardley’s appearance on the show ahead of her interview segment, telling husband and co-host Eamonn Holmes that she is “a fitness instructor who says she will refuse to work with

Alison Hammond has claimed a 'Celebs Go Dating' producer asked her to "eat a hot dog" when she was filming a segment on the show. The 'This Morning' roving reporter took part in last year's series of the E4 dating programme to search for a partner, and the 45-year-old star believes she was offered the sausage snack because it would show "the fat person eating" during one of her pieces to camera.

Alison Hammond has claimed she was asked to playfully eat from a plate of hot dogs while filming Channel 4’s Celebs Go Dating.The This Morning presenter was a participant on the show, which involves celebrities being set up by a dating service.Speaking on pop star Fleur East’s podcast, The Reality of Reality TV, Hammond claimed that the hot dogs were meant as a jibe at her weight.“When I did Celebs Go Dating, do you know when they do the pre-titles and you do all the little bits to camera?”

Alison Hammond has hit out at Celebs Go Dating producers for attempting to make her eat a hot dog on camera to try and get a shot of a “fat person eating”.The This Morning star looked for love on the E4 show earlier this year, but now claims producers left a plate of hot dogs out for her to eat in hopes of filming it. Alison, 45, recalled the situation on Fleur East’s podcast The Reality of Reality, revealing she was initially baffled by the situation.