All Strictly Come Dancing fans can think about at the moment is who will replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman after they leave at the end of this year's season, with plenty of former contestants and professional dancers' names being bandied about (and one current contestant in La Voix, who applied for the job on live TV).
One pairing we've seen mentioned quite a lot is Kevin Clifton and Stacey Dooley. Not only are they a professional dancer and TV presenter, respectively, but they won the show in 2018 and have since started a family together.
Appearing on Good Morning Britain this week, Kevin admitted that Stacey "would be amazing", but stated: "We've had no conversations about anything like that".
When asked if he misses Strictly, Kevin, who left the show in 2019, replied that he does, but "not necessarily the workload".
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"Me and Stacey are on the other side of it now, where we sit down like everyone else and watch it as fans," he continued.
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"We're obsessed with Strictly, we've become like super fans."
Someone else who has responded to hosting speculation this week is former contestant turned It Takes Two host Zoe Ball (who hosted the main show on illness cover briefly back in the day).
"I think my ship may have passed but that's okay," she told Jo Whiley on their podcast.
"I think everyone would like to do that job. It's an amazing job. It's the best Saturday night show," she continued.
"The thing is, I often think this about Traitors and those shows, do you wanna work on them over do you wanna watch them? Because they're so good!
"When I'm watching Ellie [Goldstein] dancing with Vito [Coppola] or Lewis [Cope] and Katya [Jones], and Alex [Kingston] and JoJo [Radebe].... they're just so amazing. It still brings so much joy to people's lives, that show. Whoever takes over will have the best gig in the world."
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV from 6am.
Strictly Come Dancing airs on Saturdays on BBC One, while spin-off Strictly: It Takes Two airs on weeknights on BBC Two. Both shows are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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