Could Sarah Ferguson be replacing Holly Willoughby on ITV’s ‘This Morning’?



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Sarah Ferguson could be landing a new job in the near future following her breast cancer struggles.

The Duchess of York, 64, is reportedly in talks with British news channel ITV to nab a guest role on the chat show “This Morning.”

Sources told the Mirror recently that Ferguson — affectionately known as Fergie — is meeting with network execs who were impressed with her appearances on “This Morning” and on another program, “Loose Women,” earlier this year.

“The Duchess was a real hit with ITV bosses on ‘Loose Women.’ Everyone thought she was a natural,” the insider explained.

Per the insider: “There is an open invitation for her to return to ‘Loose Women’ and there is also talk of her doing a guest slot on ‘This Morning’ or a mini-series for them.”

“The Duchess has been no stranger to telly and previously worked as a special correspondent on NBC’s ‘Today’ in the States,” the insider added.

Fergie was a special correspondent on the “Today” show in 2008 and she was the host of the segment “From the Heart.”

“Loose Women” panel Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan, Kelle Bryan and Jane Moore pose with Sarah Ferguson in April 2023.
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The mother of two also previously guest emceed ABC’s “The View” and CNN’s “Larry King Live.”

The Post has reached out to Fergie’s reps for comment.

English presenter Holly Willoughby was recently the host of “This Morning” but quit on Oct. 5 after a man was arrested for allegedly plotting to abduct and murder her.

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Willoughby, 42, was the emcee of the talk show for 14 years before her exit.

Fergie recently faced a struggle with breast cancer, going public with her battle in June.

She was diagnosed with an early stage of the disease during a routine mammogram and had a mastectomy over the summer.

The Duchess of York was diagnosed with breast cancer in June and underwent a mastectomy.
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Fergie then spent recovery time with her family at the Royal Lodge in Windsor alongside ex-husband Prince Andrew and their daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

“The Duchess is receiving the best medical care and her doctors have told her that the prognosis is good,” read a statement at the time released by her rep. Her surgery was said to be “successful” due to the early detection.

In an August episode of her podcast, “Tea Talks With the Duchess and Sarah,” she said that undergoing a mastectomy helped her discover self-love after being compared to the late Princess Diana in the past.

Her surgery was “successful” due to the early detection.
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The surgery was a “waking up” moment when she realized she had to “stop self-hatred” and “stop not liking yourself,” she said.

“When I look back, you know, I was OK … I got good legs and look good, and I didn’t like myself, and that was because, I think, you know, I was always compared to Diana,” Fergie explained.

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The former Weight Watchers spokesperson confessed: “I think at the end, I sort of believed my own press, which is, you know, not too good.”



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