Popular This Morning presenter drops huge Strictly Come Dancing hint
Rumours are heating up!
It's that time of year again! Rumours about which celebrities will be joining the 2018 line-up of Strictly Come Dancing are heating up, with a number of famous names being thrown into the rumour mill.
With bosses reportedly keen to sign former Coronation Street actress Michelle Keegan, This Morning presenter Rylan Clark-Neal also just dropped a massive hint that he could be tempted by the popular dancing show.
Speaking on the show with Emma Willis, as they fill in for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Rylan revealed how much he 'loves' Strictly and later admitted, 'never say never'.
He said, "I'm a big fan of Strictly. Last year, I got the chance to go down there for the first time as previously I've always been on The X Factor. It was nice to go down and support Ruth. Never say never."
Of course, Rylan wouldn't be the first star of This Morning to take part on the show. Last year, Ruth Langsford was partnered with professional dancer Anton Du Beke. Despite being eliminated in week seven, Ruth revealed how much she 'loved' the experience.
Meanwhile, it was reported earlier this year that Strictly bosses would love to sign Our Girl actress Michelle Keegan for the 2018 series.
According to the Daily Star, a show insider said, âEveryone knows that having Michelle Keegan out on the Strictly dance floor would be ratings gold. Everyone behind the scenes thinks she would set the dance floor alight. Itâs now a matter of convincing her to sign up."
The source continued to reveal that bosses of the show will do what it takes to get Michelle on the show, with money being no concern. They added, "Thatâs a demographic that they are desperate to attract to the show and something they are willing to break the bank for."
As well as Michelle and Rylan, other names rumoured to be appearing on the 2018 series include the likes of Maya Jama, Piers Morgan and former TOWIE star Joey Essex.
Strictly Come Dancing is set to return to our TV screens later in the year.