This Morning’s Alison Hammond is ‘favourite’ to host Big Brother reboot in 2023

Katie Price's fans have voted to say they don't want her to host the upcoming Big Brother reboot as she throws her name into the ring.The 44 year old won the fifteenth series of Celebrity Big Brother in 2015, beating Katie Hopkins, Calum Best, Keith Chegwin and Michelle Visage in the final. She has now teased a return to the show – which will relaunch on ITV2 in 2023 – but this time as a host. But her fans have decided they don't want to see the former glamour model front the show as they voted in a poll on her Instagram story.

Love Island’s “extraordinary success” drove ITV to commission its Big Brother reboot, according to content boss Kevin Lygo, who said duty of care is being considered for the upcoming reality show but “I don’t think we should stop allowing the public on TV.”

Rylan Clark 'walked off' the set of ITV's This Morning, after his co-presenter Ruth Langsford played a prank on him. Monday's show began with a video clip that Rylan, 33, had posted to Instagram on August 14 when a garden snake had gotten into his house.The hilarious video features running commentary from a hysterical Rylan who is scared that the snake might bite him.There was many mentions of the slithery reptiles on the show, as an expert confirmed to Rylan that it was a harmless grass snake, before a Britney Spears-style python was brought into the studio.

This Morning fans are delighted Ruth Langsford has announced that she will be returning to the ITV show alongside her "TV son" Rylan Clark.The presenter posted a montage of energic clips along with the caption: "Excited to be reunited with my TV son @rylan on @thismorning tomorrow….let the fun begin!" Ruth, 62, also told fans that she looked forward to them watching the 10am program on Monday, 22 August. Celebs and fans rushed to the comment section with Rylan gushing: "ONE WEEK ONLY MUTHHHAAAA .

Alison Hammond is certainly making the most of her extended summer break from presenting duties on ITV's This Morning as she's been enjoying a sun-soaked break somewhere exotic.The 47 year old Brummie lass took to Instagram to post a video of herself blissfully splashing around in a pool as the sun shone brightly overhead. In true Alison style and Instagram Reel style, she put it to a background audio, and this one was one that's doing the rounds on social media at the moment - an Australian woman who can be heard saying: "I'm going to have a break, I've been working hard, I'll take a week off, get a sun tan and I'll be back." Alison didn't disclose where she is holidaying, but she did let her followers know that: "My tan is coming on".

Big Brother is back! The popular show, which ran for almost 20 years on Channel 4 and Channel 5 before being axed in 2018, made its mark on pop culture thanks to the brilliant housemates that entered.MORE: The most complained about TV moment of the decade has been revealedAs the phenomenon returns to our screens next year, here at HELLO!, we look at who should be the face of Big Brother.Big Brother is backA former Big Brother contestant, Alison has made a splash ever since she appeared on the show in 2003. And with the show being revived in 2023, it would make perfect sense for Alison to be the leading lady after 20 years in the spotlight.

READ MORE: Chloe Madeley welcomes first child with husband James Haskell as couple say they are 'besotted' Former Big Brother contestant turned TV host Alison Hammond is now the frontrunner to host ITV’s reboot of the classic reality TV show, reports The Mirror. Big Brother bosses are said to think she would be perfect to front the new series. The show was a ratings hit from its first series in 2000, won by Craig Phillips and presented by Davina, 54.

reality TV show. Instead, it is thought that This Morning's Alison, who found fame in the Big Brother house, is now the frontrunner to be the next host. Show bosses are said to think she would be perfect to front the new series, which will air on ITV next year.

Alison Hammond found fame on Big Brother – and she is now the frontrunner to be the next Davina McCall by hosting ITV ’s reboot of the classic reality TV show. The new series could air in May next year with a cast of “carefully selected housemates from all walks of life” living together in a new-look site for up to six weeks. Big Brother ’s live evictions will return with the public once again voting through the series and ultimately deciding who wins.

BBC Radio 2 will announced the UK cities shortlisted to host Eurovision 2023 during its breakfast show on Friday morning. Several cities up and down the country are all set to take part in a competitive bidding process including Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and London.