Alison Hammond opens up on feeling like 'a failure' over devastating split

This Morning hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary had an awkward moment when a guest mentioned the show's reported new presenter while live on air. The presenters were fronting the ITV daytime show at the time as they continued to take on the full-time main host gig.

With lighter mornings and slightly less rain than we’ve become accustomed to, it can mean only one thing; spring is officially on its way, and that means it’s time to start prepping our transitional wardrobes. If there’s one thing that your warmer weather wardrobe can’t live without it’s a lightweight jacket, and we think Alison Hammond’s pale pink version is just what we’ve been looking for.

This Morning fans shared their support for presenter Alison Hammond today, 13 February, after she shared an update on her week after celebrating her son Aiden's birthday at the weekend. Along with a gushing message over her boy, who turned 19, Alison admitted she was feeling the "Monday blues", and even wearing them too. The 48 year old TV host looked fabulous as she posed with her hands on her hips with a beaming grin.

Alison Hammond has shared a gushing tribute to her teenage son Aidan, saying she is "so proud" of him as he celebrates his 19th birthday. The This Morning presenter, 49, took to Instagram on Saturday, 10 February to mark her son's big day and posted a sweet video montage of him, including clips of Aidan DJ'ing and with pals.

Things got heated on This Morning today as Rishi Sunak’s controversial transgender joke was discussed.

This Morning fans were left confused on Friday as the ITV show dropped off air whilst live.

Alison Hammond may be one of the busiest women in TV with her role on This Morning, co-hosting gig on The Great British Bake Off and her new job trying to help the dogs and cats of Battersea a new home as she takes over the late Paul O'Grady fronting For the Love of Dogs.

Alison Hammond has declared 'I did it' as she reaches the end of her latest job away from This Morning with Dermot O'Leary there to support her. The presenter hasn't been doing full time stints on the ITV daytime show as she has been busy for the past month performing in her home city in the pantomime production of Jack and the Beanstalk.

This Morning's Alison Hammond has swapped the iconic blue sofa for the stage.The 48 year old is currently starring in the classic pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, which is taking place in her hometown of Birmingham, in the city's famous Hippodrome theatre. Performing alongside Alison is former EastEnders star Samantha Womack - but she's not the only celebrity the presenter has been surrounded by during her time in panto.

Alison Hammond has said she 'nearly cried' after spotting a familiar face in the audience as she nears the end of her 'biggest' job. The This Morning star has been busy for the past month performing in her home city in Birmingham Hippodrome's pantomime production of Jack and the Beanstalk.

This Morning star Josie Gibson and her five year old son Reggie headed out to Birmingham Hippodrome to support her BBF Alison Hammond in her latest pantomime stint. Alison has been playing the Spirit of the Beans in Jack and the Beanstalk and Josie said her performance was "absolutely amazing". Taking to Instagram, Josie shared a sweet selfie with Alison along with the caption: "Absolutely amazing in Panto!! @alisonhammond55.

This Morning star Alison Hammond has been left to wrestle with fears that her popularity is waning as she battles daily with a crippling case of imposter syndrome that often leaves her undervaluing her own worth. The bubbly presenter, who first shot to fame on Big Brother back in 2002, has made a name for herself as one of the most down to earth interviewers out there as she worked her way up from an Entertainment Reporter on This Morning, to become part of the official hosting team.

Alison Hammond was reportedly left feeling "gutted" after being told she wouldn't be needed at the 2024 BAFTAs, despite winning over many new fans when she hosted the previous year. The This Morning presenter had taken charge of the annual awards show, held at the Royal Festival Hall, alongside Richard E.

Alison Hammond's eyes have seemingly been opened to how cut-throat the world of TV can be after she was informed she won't be hosting the 2024 BAFTA Awards.

Alison Hammond has shared some sad news with her fans as the This Morning presenter revealed on Instagram that her time in pantomime at the Birmingham Hippodrome is coming to an end. Alison has been playing the Spirit of the Beans in Jack and the Beanstalk. Alison took to social media to tell her followers: "Hi everyone, I'm just giving you a heads up that there's only seven days left until the end of Jack and the Beanstalk at the Birmingham Hippodrome.

Alison Hammond admitted that she is "gutted" as she announced the end of her current venture in her career as the ITV presenter took to social media and gave her followers a 'heads up' on the news.

Alison Hammond has issued a seven-day warning to her fans amid being 'replaced' as Dermot O'Leary's co-host on This Morning. The presenter has been hosting the usual Friday edition of the ITV daytime show with the former X Factor star while he has been doing a full-time stint.

After “Aquaman & The Lost Kingdom” ended the DCEU with a whimper (albeit a successful whimper relative to the DCEU’s other three 2023 releases), it’s time to look ahead to James Gunn and Peter Safran‘s franchise reboot. And the DCU can’t be a middling, clunky, and visually uninspired as the DCEU right? Well, let’s wait and see on that, considering audiences must wait until July 11, 2025 for Gunn’s “Superman: Legacy.”   READ MORE: ‘Superman: Legacy’: María Gabriela De Faria To Play Villain The Engineer As ‘Supergirl’ Finds New Writer But Variety reports (via Entertainment Tonight) that new Lois Lane Rachel Brosnahan at least promises Gunn’s film will have more life and humor than many of the DCEU entries.

This Morning viewers have lodged official complaints over complaints made by Alison Hammond on the show, it has been revealed. The ITV daytime show has been hit with almost 100 complaints following comments the presenter made about "naughty" children on the programme.

Maya Erskine and Donald Glover are all smiles at the premiere of their new series Mr. & Mrs. Smith held at The Curzon Mayfair on Wednesday (January 17) in London.