Daybreak viewers woke up to two new smiley hosts this morning, as Lorraine Kelly and Aled Jones took over presenting duties.
Jones said he had set four alarms and checked them every hour throughout the night before his debut, while Kelly joked it felt like going back to school.
And it wasn't just the presenters who were different on this morning's show; the set had also been given a revamp.
The citrus-coloured set looked like a throwback to Dabyreak's predecessor GMTV's orange hues.
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However, not all of the online reactions were positive. One unhappy viewer said:
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For Jones, who became a child star in the 1980s when his version of The Snowman song Walking in the Air became a hit and who now presents Songs of Praise, along with Good Morning Sunday, Cash in the Attic and Escape to the Country, this his most high-profile presenting job yet.
Lorraine Kelly and Aled Jones before they went on air
Kelly, on the other hand, has long been associated with the ITV's daytime TV. She will go on air at 7am each weekday except Fridays, presenting Daybreak until 8.30am, then switch to her usual Lorraine show.
The pair have been brought in to replace interim hosts Kate Garraway and Dan Lobb, who have been fronting Daybreak since the departure of former presenters Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley in 2011.
Kelly recently told The Sun:"We’re going back to basics. It’s all about giving people the main news and showbiz of the day.
“We’re bringing some of the fun back, not fun resulting from silly stunts, it’s having a sense of humour. But you don’t want to change everything.”
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