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This Morning announces new hosting line-up with Paddy McGuinness and Rylan Clark

This Morning's summer line up has been revealed, as ITV's mid-morning show welcomes huge stars included Paddy McGuinness and Rylan Clark for the holiday period

This Morning set to change line-up(Image: ITV)

This Morning is set to welcome a brand new hosting line-up. The ITV show will welcome a series of big names this summer as the holidays begin.


Sharing the new line-up on Instagram, This Morning revealed that Paddy McGuinness and Josie Gibson would be taking over hosting duties. This was followed by Andi Peters and Rochelle Humes, before Craig Doyle and Angela Scanlon were revealed.


Rylan Clark also returns to This Morning alongside Josie Gibson. Following their announcement, This Morning said that Sian Welby and Joel Dommett. Craig Doyle was also announced again, alongside Christine Lampard.


Alongside their post, This Morning wrote: "Get your passports ready! From sofa to sun lounger, brighten up your mornings with our all-star lineup. This summer only on This Morning."

Paddy and Josie will host This Morning(Image: thismorning/Instagram)

Rylan will also be back(Image: thismorning/Instagram)


This comes as the usual hosts, Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard, take a break during the summer holidays. The pair have hosted the show together since March 2024, but regularly take time out when the summer holidays begin.

Fans were excited to see the line-up, particularly the return of Rylan, who left the show last year after his run covering the summer holidays came to a natural end, but amid controversy over a comment he made on immigration.

The former X Factor star said that while immigration has been a crucial part of the UK's history and culture, acknowledging specifically how immigrant doctors played a significant role in saving his mum's life, he believed that there needed to be a policy to halt small boats crossing the Channel.


Andi and Rochelle will host too(Image: thismorning/Instagram)

Sian Welby and Joel Dommett will host(Image: thismorning/Instagram)

He said: "[The UK] is built on immigration. Legal immigration - a lot of the nurses, the doctors that have saved my mum's life, have come over here from other countries. They're living a great life, they're paying into this tax system, they're helping this country thrive."


He added: "I find it absolutely insane that all these people are risking their lives coming across the Channel. And when they get here, it does seem, and I think this is why a lot of Labour voters as well are saying there's something wrong, it feels like, 'Welcome, come on in'. That's the narrative we're being fed."

Angela and Craig will host(Image: thismorning/Instagram)

The usual presenters are Cat Deely and Ben Shephard(Image: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock)

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Rylan further claimed that asylum seekers are provided with an iPad, stating: "Here's the iPad. Here's the NHS in reception of your hotel. Here's three meals a day. Here's a games room in the hotel. Have a lovely time and welcome."

But now that he appears to be back, fans flooded the comments with support. One said: "Yes @rylan is back. Miss seeing you on tv Rylan. Youre so fun, true joy and always sending love to you from the twins in Scotland. Cant wait to watch" Another said: "Great line ups. Cant wait for Rylan." A third added: "Love Rylan - great to have you back on - cant wait."

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