Beloved television personality Claudia Winkleman is embarking on an exciting new chapter in her broadcasting career, having secured a prime-time presenting role on BBC One.
The fan-favourite host, best known for her decade-long tenure co-hosting Strictly Come Dancing alongside Tess Daly, will front a brand new entertainment programme set to grace Friday evenings.
From Ballroom to Brand New Entertainment
While specific details about the show's format remain tightly under wraps, BBC executives have confirmed it will be a major entertainment series designed to capture the weekend spirit. The announcement comes shortly after Claudia's emotional departure from Strictly Come Dancing's main show, though she continues to host the companion programme Strictly: It Takes Two.
In an official statement, Winkleman expressed her enthusiasm for the new project: "I'm beyond excited to be working with the brilliant teams at BBC and Thames. The plans for the show are mind-blowing and I can't wait to get started."
A Celebrated Broadcasting Career
Claudia's new role continues her long-standing relationship with the BBC, where she has become one of British television's most recognisable faces. Beyond her Strictly fame, she has fronted numerous successful programmes including The Traitors, Film and the reboot of The Great British Sewing Bee.
BBC Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore praised the appointment, stating: "Claudia is a first-class entertainer and we're delighted to be launching a brand new show with her on BBC One. She's a much-loved presence in millions of homes and this new series will bring her trademark warmth and wit to Friday nights."
What We Know About The New Show
- Will air in a prime Friday night slot on BBC One
- Produced by Thames, the company behind Strictly Come Dancing
- Details of the format remain confidential
- Represents a significant commitment from BBC to entertainment programming
While fans will have to wait for specific air dates and format revelations, this announcement confirms that Claudia Winkleman remains a cornerstone of BBC's entertainment strategy, ensuring viewers will continue to enjoy her unique presenting style for the foreseeable future.
