GMB's Ranvir Singh makes emotional confession about family life ahead of Strictly debut

Dr Hilary Jones has made the heartbreaking decision to not see his children amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.MORE: Piers Morgan's father-in-law reveals his opinion on presenter has recently changedAppearing on Thursday's Good Morning Britain, the medical professional told viewers that he isn't seeing his loved ones as he is "trying to be sensible" whilst cases continue to rise.When asked what he thought about those who are flouting social distancing rules, Dr Hilary warned that the UK could

Good Morning Britain and Loose Women, but presenter Ranvir Singh's schedule is about to get even more jam-packed as she prepares to hot-foot it onto the Strictly Come Dancing dancefloor.MORE: Strictly Come Dancing 2020 - the complete line-up revealedLuckily, her GMB colleagues Kate Garraway, Susanna Reid and Charlotte Hawkins, all former Strictly contestants, are on hand to offer advice. WATCH: Find out which celebrities are taking part in Strictly 2020"They were all really supportive," Ranvir,

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh has been confirmed as one of the celebrity contestants on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing.The 43-year-old newsreader joins Men Behaving Badly star Caroline Quentin, Radio 1 DJ Clara Amfo, former professional American footballer Jason Bell and Max George of boyband The Wanted, as the first stars officially confirmed to be taking to the dance floor for the 18th series of the BBC show this year.Singh said: “The initial feeling of being confirmed for

It’s exciting times for Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh, as she’ll be sashaying onto the Strictly Come Dancing dance floor this October. Ranvir has been announced as the fourth star to join this year's Strictly Come Dancing line-up.The 43 year old journalist was confirmed to be joining the show while on GMB on Wednesday 2 September on GMB.