This Morning star annonces new role away from ITV show
This Morning star annonces new role away from ITV show
It's been a busy year for This Morning presenter Alison Hammond, who has a whole host of TV roles under her belt.
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This Morning sensation Alison Hammond has excitedly unveiled her latest career development, urging her followers with the phrase "let's hit the road".
The popular 50-year-old presenter of This Morning, who already hosts a variety of significant shows, has had a bustling time recently.
Besides taking on hosting duties for the Great British Bake Off since 2023, in the past year, Alison has also taken over For the Love of Dogs, the show once championed by the beloved Paul O'Grady.
Additional to her impressive portfolio, January saw the debut of Alison Hammond's Florida Unpacked on BBC Two and Alison Hammond's Big Weekend launched just earlier this month.
In her most recent television offering, Alison spends quality time with well-known personalities such as Perrie Edwards and Luke Evans, discovering the places that have shaped them, reports the Manchester Evening News.
Alison Hammond has become a staple on TV as she stars on multiple shows
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Never one to rest, it's been confirmed that Alison is set to host Channel 4's new show, Your Song.
This project will spotlight everyday individuals sharing meaningful songs.
With echoes of The Piano, crafted by the same team at Love Productions, this six-part series will feature Alison journeying across the UK.
Alison couldn't contain her joy regarding her new television endeavour.
She commented: "I love the power that music, and singing your heart out has.
"It can change your mood – put a smile on your face, make you sad, make you reminisce. So I'm really excited about this new show, about real people telling us their stories through song. Let's hit the road."
This Morning star annonces new role away from ITV show
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A synopsis for the show reads: "Alison Hammond will bring her trademark compassion, humour, and unique ability to connect with our singers – encouraging them to open up and tell their story.
"With its signature pop-up stage, Your Song will travel into the bustling heart of some of the UK's most vibrant towns and cities, offering amateur singers the chance to perform in front of a packed crowd – often for the very first time.
A source shared with The Sun: "Alison was the natural choice to present this, with her warm personality and ability to catch unguarded moments with the singers, together with chatting to the crowds.
Alison has become the face of multiple shows over the past few years
"Your Song will feature people who love singing – they may have been singing for a long time but not necessarily in public or on a stage. You can expect some unexpected performances."
Following recent disclosures by Alison herself, the revelation comes on the heels of her impressive weight loss journey, where she shed more than 13 stone, attributing her success to regular personal training sessions.
In a candid conversation with Bella magazine, Alison disclosed: "I've lost a lot of weight. I can remember being nearly 30st, and now I'm in the 17/16st 7lbs range."
She praises her personal trainer for the transformation, elaborating: "I've got a personal trainer - she's amazing. She trains me when I can train. If I'm working, I don't train. I'll go for a walk."
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However, on her days at home, she commits to working out: "But when I'm at home, I'll go and have a session with her in the morning, just an hour. It might be four days a week."
This Morning is available to watch on ITVX.
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