Image: BBC Press/Ray Burmiston
By Jon Donnis
The BBC and BBC Studios have confirmed a major shake-up for Strictly Come Dancing, with the hit entertainment series introducing an entirely new presenting line-up for 2026. In a first for the long-running ballroom competition, three hosts will front the programme together when it returns later this year.
Leading the new era of the glitter-filled series is Emma Willis, who takes on one of the show’s most high-profile roles. Joining her in the ballroom will be a professional dancer, alongside comedian Josh Widdicombe.
The BBC says the trio will guide viewers through the glamour, drama and excitement of the competition when the new series launches this autumn. The move marks one of the biggest changes in the programme’s history, with Strictly adopting a three-presenter format for the very first time.
Produced by BBC Studios for the BBC, the new series promises a fresh chapter for one of British television’s biggest entertainment shows.
With Emma Willis bringing her presenting experience and Josh Widdicombe adding comedy to the mix, the revamped line-up is set to usher Strictly Come Dancing into a bold new phase as the countdown to the 2026 series begins.

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