Capital’s Roman Kemp becomes regular co-host on The One Show

Kemp, the son of Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp, joined the presenting team of the BBC show in 2022 as a guest host.

He said: “I’m very excited to become a permanent presenter on The One Show – I have had so much fun filming with the team already over the past year on the sofa.

“It’s a dream come true to be on primetime BBC One, bringing the best topical news and entertainment to the nation.”

Roman Kemp will regularly join Jermaine Jenas and Alex Jones on The One Show (Image: BBC/PA Wire)

Roman Kemp becomes regular co-host on The One Show

The BBC has said that Desert Island Discs presenter Lauren Laverne has also been given a “regular spot on the sofa” while radio presenter Ronan Keating will be doing fewer shows but will still be “very much part of the family”.

Irish star Keating said: “I have loved being part of The One Show presenting team and I’ve had the best few years working alongside Alex, Jermaine and the whole team.

“I’ll be doing less shows this year due to my performing and recording schedule but I’m still very much part of the family and wish Roman the best of luck.”

Lauren Laverne has been given a “regular spot on the sofa” (Image: BBC/PA Wire)

The One Show editor Joanne Vaughan-Jones said: “We’re thrilled to have Roman join us as a regular One Show host alongside Alex and Jermaine on the sofa.

“It’s an exciting new chapter for the show, and we’re looking forward to viewers seeing even more of Roman.”

Kemp, Capital Breakfast’s host, has previously spoken candidly about his mental health struggles after the death of close friend and Capital FM producer Joe Lyons.

In 2021, he presented a BBC Three documentary looking at the mental health crisis affecting young men and revealed he had considered taking his own life after battling depression for more than a decade.

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The 30-year-old also appeared alongside the Princess of Wales in a short video earlier this year to promote her early years campaign.

Welsh TV star Jones, 46, has presented The One Show since 2010 and football pundit Jenas, 40, was announced as a permanent co-presenter of the show in 2021.

The One Show is a BBC Studios production and airs on weeknights on BBC One at 7pm.