Ronan Keating has been confirmed as a permanent co-host of The One Show alongside Jermaine Jenas and presenter Alex Jones.
The new duo have regularly appeared on the weeknight programme on BBC One as guest presenters but will now take over on a permanent basis from Matt Baker.
The network said it is “the first time newpermanent co-hosts have been appointed on the programme in a decade”.
The 44-year-old former Boyzone singer added he “can’t wait to get going”.
The dad of five, who is also a presenter for Magic Radio, said: “I’m so delighted to officially be a part of The One Show family.
“It’s a show I’ve loved for many years as both a guest and a host and I can’t wait to get started alongside Alex, Jermaine and the wonderful team behind the scenes.”
Former soccer player Jermaine added: “I’m really looking forward to joining as a full-time host alongside Ronan.”
Jermaine will co-present with Alex from Monday to Wednesday, with Ronan joining her on the sofa on Thursday and Friday.
The new arrangements will be in place from May 10.
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