Rochelle Humes is stepping into Holly Willoughby's spot on This Morning as the show kickstarts a new week. Viewers may have expected to see Phillip Schofield back at the helm of Monday's show (May 9) with his usual co-host.
But prior to the programme going live, former Saturdays singer turned presenter Rochelle confirmed that she would be joining Phillip, 60, for the first edition of the ITV daytime show of the week.
The 33-year-old first took to Instgaram to confirm her appearance on Sunday night (May 8) after whizzing back from attending the BAFTA TV Awards 2022. Rochelle hit the red carpet alongside husband Marvin Humes before hosting an award at the star-studded ceremony alongside Clara Amfo.
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Returning home, and ditching her stunning sheer lace gown for an orange dressing gown, Rochelle said in a video to her millions of followers: "I've just spoke to my friend and she's laughing because I'm already home, I'm making soup... I've got This Morning tomorrow so I didn't do the after-party thing, I didn't do the dinner."
She added: "I wanted to be fresh for you tomorrow [Monday] so I'm already here, making my soup, putting the kids to bed. That was quick turnaround for me. I'm impressed."
She was then back on the Gram nice and early Monday morning as she made her way to the ITV studio, sharing a photo of her script which was branded with the This Morning logo at the top before saying: "Presented by Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes."
Her appearance on the popular daytime show comes after she was praised by BAFTA viewers for a 'special' moment as she presented the Virgin Media's Must-See Moment at the 2022 BAFTA TV Awards to Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice for their powerful silent dance during the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing.
The pair reduced viewers and the judges to tears as they performed beautifully for 10 seconds without music during a stunning routine to Clean Bandit's Symphony in a bid to celebrate the deaf community and let those watching into Rose's world as the first-ever deaf contestant to take part in the BBC One dancing test - which later became first-ever winner.
As they were announced as the winners by Clara, Rochelle used sign language to also announce their win while the audience then applauded in sign language which Giovanni pointed out to Rose as a 'beautiful' moment.
But Rochelle's efforts didn't go unnoticed and those watching the show were quick to comment. @nickyleigh79 said: "The fact that you signed the winner was just beautiful. Perfection and a special moment in the night."
@hulme_steph tweeted: "Aww Rochelle signed the winners announcement. Love her for this #BAFTAS," as @MartGray said: "Oh, well done Rochelle! #BAFTAs."
@charlottecoley96 said on one of Rochelle's Instagram posts: "You look stunning. Thank you for using BSL to presenr the award to Rose and Giovanni. It means alot to show inclusivity on such a large scale."
