Alison Hammond 'would absolutely love’ to do a celeb version of Married At First Sight

22.10.2021 - 12:49

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Alison Hammond has become a TV favourite after her stints in reality TV, including Big Brother, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, and Strictly Come Dancing.

As the This Morning regular, 46, looked back on her television career, she said she would consider going back on a dating show similar to Celebs Go Dating, which she says she loved. "I might go back to a dating show like Celebs Go Dating," the bubbly presenter exclusively told OK! "I really enjoyed that.

I loved going on dates. "Plus, they pay for your dinner! I’d definitely do that again." Alison then confessed she is a fan of Married At First Sight and would put her name forward to take part in the experiment if they offered a celebrity instalment.

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