Susanna Reid has reportedly been offered a big money deal to join ITV.
The BBC Breakfast presenter is thought to have been offered £1 million to join the rival channel.
Reid, who is thought to earn £250,000 a year at the BBC, has been working for the channel for the last decade.
ITV bosses allegedly want Reid to host their new breakfast show in the summer, according to The Mirror.
The show, thought to be called Good Morning Britain, will replace Daybreak, which has recently seen ratings drop.
Tipping Point host Ben Shephard has been tipped to co-host the show.
What to Read Next
Reid recently denied rumours that she would leave the BBC following her success on Strictly Come Dancing.
She said: "If you cut me open I would bleed BBC.
"I said when BBC Breakfast moved to Salford that the BBC runs through me like a stick of rock - and nothing has changed."
Catherine is an Evening News Editor at Digital Spy, and was the site's News Editor between 2018 and 2024. Prior to that, she worked at OK! Online, and has interviewed a slew of celebrities across her career in entertainment news, including Tom Hanks, Cheryl and Noel Fielding. Catherine also has specialist knowledge in all things drag, interviewing a huge portion of RuPaul’s Drag Race stars, and getting her own drag makeover for Channel 4's show Drag SOS. LinkedIn
