Davina McCall has announced she’ll be hosting a brand new dating show for ITV that’s geared toward single parents.
The veteran presenter, 55, confirmed the news on Thursday and revealed the show’s location and premise.
Alongside a video in which she expressed her excitement over the project, Davina wrote: ‘Omg.. i manifested and it came true !! I’ll be hosting a brand NEW grown up dating series for ITV1!
‘This is a show for single parents who have lived a life , have stories to tell about their dating pasts and deserve another chance at love and I’m gonna help you.’
She went on: ‘It will all take place in the most romantic countryside location!
‘We are still casting so if u want my help finding love and u have a child who is over 18 , what are you waiting for?’
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The star added: ‘(Particularly u eligible men .. where are you ?!) Sign up here itv.com/beontv It’s going to be AMAZING!’
The doting mum previously revealed she’s been ‘begging’ ITV to let her host a middle-aged version of Love Island.
Davina has been calling on producers to create a spin-off with ‘interesting people’ who have ‘lived a life’.
Speaking to Steven Bartlett on his podcast The Diary of a CEO, Davina began: ‘So I always think, just start walking in that direction, and something else will come along but never just sit down and wait.
‘I’ve never sat down and thought, I’m just going to stay here and wait for something to happen to me.’
The mum-of-three added: ‘I’ve got no embarrassment or shame about emailing a TV company or head of a TV company, and going, “Have you thought about this? What about this? Can I present that if it happens? Can I do this?”
‘I’m literally begging ITV to let me present mid-life Love Island. I could fill a villa in Love Island with the best back stories you have ever heard in your life.’
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