Alison Hammond left This Morning fans confused as she confirmed changes to the usual ITV schedule.
The 46-year-old now regularly fronts the show on a Friday, with Dermot O'Leary, 48 - after the pair took over the slot from Eamonn Holmes, 62, and his wife Ruth Langsford, 61.
During the latest episode, which aired earlier today, Alison revealed that it was the "final" live This Morning of the year - with a pre-recorded special edition set to air on Christmas Day.
The Big Brother alum and her co-host - who is best known for presenting the X Factor - started the show this morning dancing to Leona Lewis ' festive track One More Sleep.
And within seconds of coming on air, Alison commented: "Good morning and welcome to your final This Morning!"
The remark was in reference to the episode being Alison and Dermot's last one together until 2022 - as well as it being the last live instalment of the year.
ITV viewers will however be treated to "a special festive" edition of This Morning - hosted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield - on Christmas Day. That's set to be the only episode of This Morning that will air in the next two weeks.
The pre-recorded special will be shown on ITV at 10am on December 25 and it's been teased that it will feature "lots of surprises."
This Morning usually airs between 10am and 12.30pm on weekdays. It's however been replaced in its usual slots for two weeks by other content, as part of its Christmas break.
For most of the next week, Supermarket Sweep, hosted by Rylan Clark, will air from 10am to 11am. Then it's In For a Penny, with Stephen Mulhern, from 11am and 11.28am.
Midsomer Murders will be broadcast from 11.30am to 1.30pm on Monday (December 20) and Tuesday (December 21) - though it won't air for the remainder of the week.
That slot will be filled on Wednesday (December 22) by the science-fiction classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Festive film Jack Frost will cover the slot on Thursday (December 23).
And then there is further change to the schedule on Christmas Eve as the film Nativity Rocks! will air from 11am to 12.55pm. A repeat of the BRITs are Coming will air from 1.20pm.
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The change to the schedule also affects Loose Women, with the show not airing between Monday and Thursday - though a special edition will be on Christmas Eve at 10am.
There will be further changes to the usual weekly schedule in the period between Christmas Day and New Year.
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