Chris Evans introduces three-month old twins on ITV's Saturday Morning
Broadcaster Chris Evans is set to appear on ITV's Saturday Morning debuting his young son and daughter, Walt and Boo.
Chris Evans will join James Martin on the popular cookery show this weekend to introduce his baby twins, as he talks festive food and discuss his move to Virgin Radio.
Speaking to James about his move back to Virgin Radio after almost 20 years, Chris will tease some new information about his upcoming breakfast show.
Opening up about leaving the BBC to begin a new show at Virgin Radio, Chris explains: 'The BBC is a marvellous and wonderful place and I thank them for everything. I have no complaints whatsoever. I had an amazing time there - to take over Terry's (Wogan) show was such an honour'
'I can see bright, bright sunshine I can see blue, blue skies and I can't wait to get to Virgin Radio.'
The radio DJ will also let us in on some career advice he was given by the late great Terry Wogan himself, revealing: 'He said there's never a right time to go but there can be a wrong time to go. Don't wait until you only have the option of the wrong time.'
More importantly, Evans' cute twins are set to make their much-anticipated television debut on the show, with James having a little cuddle with them after making some delicious Christmassy treats.
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Chris and his wife Natasha Shishmanian announced the birth of their twins back in September. Baby boy, Walt, and their daughter, Boo, are the third and fourth arrivals in Chris and Natasha's family, after their two sons, Noah, nine, and six-year old Eli.
If you're more interested in the food side of things (Christmas is a time for eating, after all) then get ready, because James is set to prepare a cheese fondue with an array of Christmas appetisers, salmon mousse and more.
Guest chef Clare Smyth will make a juicy turkey wellington, while Galton Blackiston will create a roasted turbot dish and Lady Emma Weymouth dishes up a caramel apple pecan pie for dessert.
We don't know about you, but we will certainly be glued to our screens, and probably salivating too, as we watch the Saturday Morning team cook up a festive feast!!
Tune into ITV at 9.25am on Saturday morning to join in on the festivities.
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