Graham Norton confirms replacement for his talk show - and it's another BBC star
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Graham Norton has revealed that he'll be taking a break from hosting his self-titled chat show next month. The BBC star made the announcement during Friday's (10 January) episode of The Graham Norton Show. Graham, 61, is heading to Australia in February ahead of his Australian live tour. The chat show host will be visiting Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne throughout March, as he takes his live show, An Evening with Graham Norton, over to Oz for the very first time. The show sees Graham share fun stories and career highlights with the audience, before taking part in a Q&A session.
While he's in Australia, a fellow BBC star will be filling in for him on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, 28 February. He's revealed that The Traitors presenter Claudia Winkleman will be taking on the guest presenting role. After Graham thanked Claudia for agreeing to cover for him, she jokingly quipped: “I apologise in advance!”.
The BBC star was one of the guests on Graham's chat show on 10 January, alongside Myles Smith, Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson and Billy Porter. During her appearance on the BBC show, Claudia opened up about the latest series of The Traitors, which began airing on 1 January.
“I am always very nervous that people aren’t watching and then incredibly grateful that they are. I feel about Traitors like people feel about an offspring – you’re so glad when people love it. I can’t say much but the producers are so clever and there are lots of twists and turns coming," she admitted to Graham.
