Twitter users have shared their delight after CBeebies announced George Webster as a new presenter on the channel.
George Webster, of Leeds, who has Downs Syndrome, will be a house presenter on the BBC's children's television channel.
The broadcaster announced the exciting news earlier this month on social media, stating: "Our NEW CBeebies House presenter, George will be starting soon.
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"He loves cooking and dancing, and he can't wait to be your friend."
Alongside the post, Cbeebies shared a short clip of George - who has previously appeared in BBC clip dispelling myths about Downs Syndrome - expressing his excitement at his new role.
He said: "I feel so proud and I'm feeling so excited to start."
The announcement was met with joy from many Twitter users who flocked to congratulate the 20-year-old, who is also an actor and a dancer.
"How wonderful! Congratulations, George!", one person said, while another added: "So good to see Cbeebies being more inclusive again."
A second praised the channel, and said: "CBeebies you have made a mum of a little boy just like George so excited. You are the best x."
"It’s only 7.25 and this has made my day!!!! U go George!!!!", one person wrote.
Another person said they couldn't wait to "watch George in action", while another said George was "born to be a TV presenter" and that he had "star quality".
Another admitted they had been emotional at the announcement.
"Amazing. Why am I crying? What a brilliant addition. Bravo George!!!!!", they wrote.
"This has made my morning! George is a wonderful role model and will help so many children see what they can be and achieve," one person agreed.
"Good luck George!! Go smash it !!!", another said.
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