November 1st 2024.
After just a few months of being off the air, it seems that the BBC is bringing back the beloved chat show that was previously cancelled. The popular series, The Chris and Rosie Ramsey Show, hosted by married comedians Chris and Rosie Ramsey, was initially cancelled earlier this year despite its success in ratings and being moved to primetime on BBC One.
The show, which debuted in 2022 on BBC Two, featured the couple inviting other celebrity couples to dish on their personal lives, relationships, and the challenges of fame and family. Some of their previous guests included Katherine Ryan and her husband Bobby Kootstra, Ronan Keating and wife Storm, and Martin and Shirley Kemp. The show was a hit with audiences, leading to plans for a third season. However, due to scheduling conflicts, the season fell through and the show was shelved.
But now, just three months later, it seems that the show is making a comeback. According to reports, the show's production company, Avalon, has already begun working on a new season that is expected to air next year. A source revealed, "The BBC loves Chris and Rosie, they're a hilarious duo but most importantly, real, so it was a blow when they couldn't get a third series underway." They added that the show was put on hold until schedules aligned, but now work can begin on the new season.
The couple first gained a following with their podcast, Sh**ged Married Annoyed, which debuted in 2019. The podcast's success led to an Arena tour across the UK in 2021 and eventually the creation of their BBC chat show. When news of the show's cancellation was announced in July, a source revealed that the BBC wanted to continue working with the couple, but due to scheduling conflicts, they were unable to make it work at the time.
Aside from their BBC series, both Chris and Rosie have also appeared on Strictly Come Dancing, with Chris in 2017 and Rosie in the 2022 Christmas Special. The couple shares two children, Robin and Rafe, and have become fan favorites for their down-to-earth and relatable personalities.
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