Cat Deeley teases ITV This Morning future with comment as she's replaced after three-day stint

Alison Hammond had a simple on-word response as she shared a video of Dermot O'Leary discussing whether they'll become the permanent hosts of This Morning. The duo have been fronting the Friday edition of the ITV daytime show since the start of 2021.

This Morning viewers have been left begging 'please' as an interview with Omid Scoobie saw them make a decision over Craig Doyle. The Irish presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday (November 30) but this time back alongside Alison Hammond.

Fans have hailed This Morning for picking the 'cream of the crop' to be their next hosting duo. The ITV daytime show has been going through a number of changes since earlier in the year when Phillip Schofield suddenly quit before Holly Willoughby also left her role last month.

This Morning returned on Tuesday as hosts Rochelle Humes and Craig Doyle sat down to discuss Omid Scobie's bombshell new book Endgame, which was also released today to the public in another hit to the monarchy.

Charlotte Crosby was left in tears on This Morning as she appeared to discuss her fans' latest realisation that she has a pretty amazing singing voice. The former Geordie Shore star appeared on the ITV daytime show to discuss appearing on The Masked Singer in Australia.

Rochelle Humes has been asked if 'everything's alright at home' amid her husband Marvin's stint on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The presenter returned to the helm of This Morning on Monday (November 27) and, of course, she was asked about her other half's recent actions with her co-star.

Rylan Clark stunned Alison Hammond as he joined her at the helm of This Morning after she shared hints about 'moving on' from the programme. The pair were reunited on Thursday (November 23) to front the ITV daytime show from the studio while Dermot O'Leary was sent of to the This Morning forest.

Alison Hammond has hinted at moving on from presenting This Morning, as she admitted that she wants her own show. She has been presenting the show on and off since 2002, but her role has become more regular over the last couple of years, first presenting Fridays with Dermot O'Leary, and then taking on more since the departure of original permanent hosts, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. But former Big Brother star Alison has recently admitted that she won't be on This Morning forever, as she has big dreams of landing a presenting gig on her very own show.

Cat Deeley has reportedly impressed This Morning bosses so much that they want her to stay on permanently. Forty seven year old Cat recently returned to UK screens after nearly two decades in America, after moving back here with her comedian husband Patrick Kielty and their two children, Milo, seven, and James, five. She was a guest host on the ITV show last week alongside Rylan Clark, while show regular Josie Gibson was away on I'm A Celebrity..

This Morning has lined up a brand new co-presenter - and she has very royal connections. Sarah, Duchess of York will co-host the ITV daytime show on Monday (November 20) alongside presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.

British commercial broadcaster ITV has recruited a familiar face to guest-present an edition of their flagship daytime magazine show This Morning – with Sarah Ferguson arriving on the sofa this Monday.

Rylan Clark has been jokingly branded 'savage' as he was caught out over his latest social media post. The presenter took to Instagram to share a snap of himself and Cat Deeley as he hosted his last episode of This Morning with her on Tuesday (November 14).

This Morning viewers have been left issuing a demand as Rylan Clark finished up his latest stint on the programme. The BBC Radio 2 star has hosted the first two editions of the ITV daytime show this week alongside a new co-host who is still a very familiar face.

This Morning viewers were divided as Rylan Clark and Cat Deeley returned to the show for more fun and frolics. The pair have spent the past two days at the helm of the ITV daytime show amid the constantly changing presenting line-up.

This Morning viewers have been quick to give their verdict as they got another new hosting duo as they tuned into the first episode of the week to see Cat Deeley and Rylan Clark. The pair fronting the show has been changing almost on a week-by-week basis following the major exits of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Scofield.

Rylan Clark has jokingly 'threatened' not to show up for his stint hosting This Morning next week as it was revealed he'll be joined by a new yet familiar face. The BBC Radio 2 host finished his first stint in a while last week but will be back on the ITV daytime show in the coming days.

breast cancer struggles.The Duchess of York, 64, is reportedly in talks with British news channel ITV to nab a guest role on the chat show “This Morning.”Sources told the Mirror recently that Ferguson — affectionately known as Fergie — is meeting with network execs who were impressed with her previous appearances on “This Morning” and on another program, “Loose Women,” earlier this year.“The Duchess was a real hit with ITV bosses on ‘Loose Women,’ everyone thought she was a natural,” the insider explained. The source claimed: “There is an open invitation for her to return to ‘Loose Women’ and there is also talk of her doing a guest slot on ‘This Morning’ or a mini-series for them.”“The Duchess has been no stranger to telly and previously worked as a special correspondent on NBC’s ‘Today’ in the States,” they added.Fergie was a special correspondent on the “Today” show in 2008 and she was the host of the segment “From the Heart.”The mother of two also previously guest emceed ABC’s “The View” and CNN’s “Larry King Live.”The Post has reached out to Fergie’s reps for comment.English presenter Holly Willoughby was recently the host of “This Morning” before she quit on Oct.

Cat Deeley is set to take over the This Morning sofa next week but she's no stranger to the small screen and has been known to many for the last two decades.

Holly Willoughby's latest This Morning replacement has been revealed and fans are also set to get their wish as Rylan Clark will return alongside them. The presenter left ITV daytime show months after co-host Phillip Schofield resigned.

Rochelle Humes was left in floods of 'happy tears' over one of her latest interviews on This Morning. The presenter was back at the helm of the programme on Wednesday (November 8) alongside Craig Doyle.