Broadcasting icon Angela Rippon returns to GB News Breakfast to host with Stephen Dixon: ‘Bring you all the news!’
Broadcasting legend Angela Rippon is set to make a special return to GB News, joining Stephen Dixon on the breakfast programme for just one morning.
The star presenter will be part of the breakfast team tomorrow from 6am.
This marks another guest appearance for Rippon on GB News, having appeared alongside Eamonn Holmes and Alistair Stewart in the past.
In a video released by Stephen, he said: “For just one morning the broadcast and Strictly star joins the breakfast team to bring you all the news as it happens.”
He also posted an excited video on Instagram and captioned it: “This is coming Sunday morning on GB News Breakfast.”
Fans were thrilled about Angela’s return, and rushed to the comments section to gush over the broadcasting icon.
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One person said: “Yaaay! I love Angela.” While another penned: “That’s great. looking forward to seeing her again.”
A third told Stephen: “As long as you are still on!!”
Rippon has enjoyed a storied career in British broadcasting, most memorably appearing in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show.
Initially appearing behind a BBC newsdesk, the 80-year-old surprised viewers by emerging to perform a high-kicking dance routine.
The segment proved so popular that she returned for a cameo in the following year’s Christmas special, revealed as part of a chorus line.
She later became known to a generation of viewers as the presenter of the long-running dance competition show Come Dancing.
In 2023, Rippon made history by participating in the twenty-first series of Strictly Come Dancing.
At 79-years-old, she became the oldest contestant ever to compete in the show’s history.
This remarkable achievement came more than three decades after she hosted the original version of the programme, Come Dancing.
Rippon returns to GB News Breakfast at 6am tomorrow alongside Stephen Dixon.
