Good Morning Britain, Lorraine and This Morning will broadcast on Christmas Day this year.
Presenter Vick Hope announced ITV’s festive line-up on Tuesday’s Good Morning Britain, revealing that all three daytime programmes will be on with specials from James Martin and Ainsley Harriott also bringing seasonal cheer on the big day.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway will kick things off from 7am to get viewers into the festive spirit.
They’ll be joined by Richard Arnold on location with a very big surprise – as well as a host of special guests.
Lorraine Kelly will then front an extra special feel-good episode afterwards, with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield following closely behind on This Morning.
On This Morning, Leona Lewis will be performing a festive song while Gino D’Acampo will be rustling up a festive feast in the kitchen.
Meanwhile, Alison Hammond will be making a deserving viewer’s Yuletide dreams come true.
At midday, James Martin’s Christmas Daywill see James inviting viewers around to his house as he serves up a fantastic feast of festive food and entertainment for his celebrity guests.
There’ll be a delicious recipe from the two Michelin-starred Sat Bains and James will be joined in the kitchen by award-winning Padstow chef Paul Ainsworth.
And if you’ve still got room for more, James will be serving up a seasonal dish with a little help from a British food hero and treating you to another one of his mouth-watering masterclasses.
From 1pm, Ainsley Harriott will welcome you and some famous faces into his kitchen on Christmas Day for some fizz, foo in Ainsley’s Christmas Good Mood Food.
Joining Ainsley will be EastEnders legend Shane Ritchie, who’s full of anecdotes about his favourite time of the year, as well as Strictly Come Dancing Shirley Ballas, and Brian Turner.
There will also be festive specials from Loose Women and John & Lisa’s Weekend Kitchen over the Christmas period.
It’s gonna be a jam-packed day.
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