Good Morning Britain’s Alex Beresford ‘confirms’ Strictly role as he says he ‘needs to brush up on his two-step’

GOOD Morning Britain’s Alex Beresford appeared to confirm he’s set to waltz onto the new Strictly series this year.

The 40-year-old weatherman asked fans if he “needs to brush up on his two-step” after The Sun’s exclusive story about BBC bosses being keen to sign him up.

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Alex Beresford hinted he’s headed for Strictly

Alex said on Twitter today: “Do I need to brush up on my 2 step and shuffle?”

Producers are interested in Alex and Good Morning Britain’s main weather presenter Laura Tobin competing in the show later this year.

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The Good Morning Britain weather star could be set to take part in this year’s Strictly

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Laura Tobin is also being eyed up by Strictly bosses

The infamous on-air spat with GMB presenter Piers Morgan over Meghan has raised the profile of Alex, 40, who took part in Dancing on Ice in 2018, when he came fifth.

Mum-of-one Laura, 39, who has been with ITV since 2012, is yet to appear on reality shows.

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He has hit the headlines lately over his feud with Piers Morgan

A BBC One source said: “Strictly bosses like having an ITV daytime star as they help with audience figures, being really well-known.

“Viewers wake up to them every day.

“Laura and Alex are well liked and would make good signings.

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Piers Morgan stormed off set last month after a spat with Alex

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Alex called Piers ‘diabolical’ for disputing allegations made by Meghan Markle in her bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview

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