“WAIT, WHAT?! Cat And Ben Are OUT?!” ITV ANNOUNCES SURPRISING NEW PRESENTERS in MASSIVE This Morning HOSTING OVERHAUL—changes roll out NEXT WEEK.

Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard ‘s replacements on This Morning have been confirmed as bosses announced a major hosting shakeup – and it’s just around the corner.

The duo, who took over hosting the long-running daytime show last year, will soon come off air for their summer holidays.

Ahead of them signing off until September, This Morning bosses have now revealed the presenters who will anchor the show in their absence.

In a fun social media clip, they told fans how Friday hosts Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond will kick off the summer lineup.

Dermot, 52, will then present the alongside former Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes and Love Island star Olivia Attwood, who makes her This Morning debut.

Former Big Brother host Emma Willis will also return to the sofa, anchoring alongside The Masked Singer‘s Joel Dommett.

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Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard ‘s replacements on This Morning has been confirmed as bosses confirm a major hosting shakeup

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Ahead of them signing off until September, This Morning bosses have now revealed the presenters who will anchor the show in their absence

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Former Big Brother host Emma Willis will be on hosting duties alongside Andi Peters as well as The Masked Singer’s Joel Dommett

In a change from dialing in from holiday hotspots, Andi Peters will be in the studio to host with Emma, 49, who made her hosting debut last year.

Fan-favourite Irish presenter Craig Doyle will also be back on the sofa with Sian Welby as well as Josie Gibson, who has been missing from screens recently.

Rylan Clark will also make a comeback later in August with mum-of-one Sian and Josie, 40.

Former Friday couple Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford – who are divorcing – previously anchored the summer schedule.

Left off the hosting lineup is contributor Ashley James, who previously revealed she’s eyeing up a permanent role on the show just like Cat Deeley as she insisted she works ‘harder than anyone else’.

The former reality star, 37, has become a fan-favourite on the long-running ITV daytime show after being introduced to viewers several years ago.

Ashley is a regular face on the sofa, and appears on This Morning’s daily current affairs segment ‘This Morning’s View’.

Speaking to, she candidly said: ‘I’ve always said that I’m always there when the time comes.

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Olivia Attwood will make her hosting debut on This Morning, after becoming a daytime fan-favourite on Loose Women

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Irishman Craig Doyle is also making a comeback to the sofa and is lined up to anchor the show with Sian Welby and Josie Gibson

‘I would always love to host This Morning.’

Ashley added that she only follows where her interests are, and she will always ‘work harder than anyone else’.

Meanwhile, despite This Morning appearing to escape ITV’s budget cuts to its daytime operations, MailOnline previously revealed the hidden cutbacks it will face.

Insiders have claimed sending the likes of host Alison to Los Angeles for interviews with Hollywood stars and large-scale production items will be scrapped.

A TV source revealed that bosses will no longer be able to ‘justify’ big, splashy, Showbiz-filled segments when they are making huge cuts so dramatically behind the scenes and staff, including those employed at This Morning, are at risk of losing their jobs.

They explained: ‘As well as cuts behind the scenes, there will be big changes on camera, especially on This Morning, big production items like musical theatre performances or outside broadcasts, which is what the show is famous for, will be cut.

‘Gone are the days of flying talent like Alison Hammond to Los Angeles to interview Hollywood stars.

‘The general consensus among staff is that the shows are being put on life support and within time, Lorraine and Loose Women will be the first to be cancelled.’

This Morning airs weekdays on ITV1 from 10am and is available to stream on ITVX.