There'll be no Gordon Ramsay fouling up our screens this year on Hell's Kitchen.
And it would appear that along with the new chefs, comes a new and saintly presenter.
Former All Saint Nicole Appleton, girlfriend to Oasis' hardman Liam Gallagher, has announced she will interview celeb diners for the show.
And she's bringing Liam along to sample the kitchen - which is a real reason to watch, even without Gordon.
Nic follows in Jordan's footsteps as red carpet reporter for ITV2 show Hell's Kitchen Extra Portions, in what will be her first presenting gig.
Her sister Nat is, of course, now as infamous for her constant crying on I'm A Celebrity as for her singing.
Jean-Christophe Novelli and Gary Rhodes replace Gordon Ramsay in the second series, kicking off on April 18.
Angus Deayton presents the main show, in which the celeb trainees have been dumped in favour of members of good old Joe Public who fancy themselves as chefs supremos.
"Liam and my family are really supportive and I know they'll be watching every night and will hopefully come to eat in the restaurant," Nic said.
"It's my first presenting role so I will be a bit nervous, but I'm sure it's going to be great fun. I can't wait to sample the food and meet the celebrities."
10 days to go!
And it would appear that along with the new chefs, comes a new and saintly presenter.
Former All Saint Nicole Appleton, girlfriend to Oasis' hardman Liam Gallagher, has announced she will interview celeb diners for the show.
And she's bringing Liam along to sample the kitchen - which is a real reason to watch, even without Gordon.
Nic follows in Jordan's footsteps as red carpet reporter for ITV2 show Hell's Kitchen Extra Portions, in what will be her first presenting gig.
Her sister Nat is, of course, now as infamous for her constant crying on I'm A Celebrity as for her singing.
Jean-Christophe Novelli and Gary Rhodes replace Gordon Ramsay in the second series, kicking off on April 18.
Angus Deayton presents the main show, in which the celeb trainees have been dumped in favour of members of good old Joe Public who fancy themselves as chefs supremos.
"Liam and my family are really supportive and I know they'll be watching every night and will hopefully come to eat in the restaurant," Nic said.
"It's my first presenting role so I will be a bit nervous, but I'm sure it's going to be great fun. I can't wait to sample the food and meet the celebrities."
10 days to go!
