 Kerry Katona thinks it would be 'unfair' if Holly Willoughby joined Strictly Come Dancing as a host. The 42-year-old former Atomic Kitten star has hit out at rumours the This Morning host could be brought onboard by the BBC, who have reportedly been 'plotting for some time' to get her involved. 'There are ideas of how she could slot in – nobody is quite sure about that yet but they think she would be perfect,' a source claimed to the MailOnline last month. 'It seems like a big project to get her to do it, and would mean moving things around on the show somehow, but there are some executives at the BBC who want it to happen.' There's no word on how any potential move would work, but Kerry has insisted Holly shouldn't be brought on board as a host. She wrote in her new! magazine column: 'I don't think that's fair on current presenters Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. They're great at it. They can't be swapped out!' Kerry has thrown her support behind Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly (Picture: BBC/Guy Levy) Instead, she suggested Holly could appear as a contestant and threw her own name in the hat. 'I think Holly would be great as a contestant instead,' she added. 'I'd be up for doing Strictly, too. Maybe one day!' She would rather see Holly as a contestant (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Neither Holly nor the BBC have responded to the reports. Holly returned to the This Morning sofa last month after an extended break, which followed news that Phillip Schofield, 61, had quit his role after admitting an affair with runner – but is now off for the summer. She appeared earlier this month without mentioning her planned absence, which she takes every year over the summer holidays. TV sources told The Sun that it's simply her 'usual and planned break over the summer', and she's expected to be back in September. In the meantime, Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary – who usually){kind=link}
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Kerry Katona thinks it would be ‘unfair’ if Holly Willoughby joined Strictly Come Dancing as a host.
The 42-year-old former Atomic Kitten star has hit out at rumours the This Morning host could be brought onboard by the BBC, who have reportedly been ‘plotting for some time’ to get her involved.
‘There are ideas of how she could slot in – nobody is quite sure about that yet but they think she would be perfect,’ a source claimed to the MailOnline last month.
‘It seems like a big project to get her to do it, and would mean moving things around on the show somehow, but there are some executives at the BBC who want it to happen.’