Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly have reportedly secured their biggest six figure salary to return as hosts for Strictly Come Dancing.
The duo have become fan-favourites in their almost decade long reign fronting the BBC ballroom dancing competition, and have seen Bill Bailey, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Hamza Yassin take home the Glitterball in recent years. "They are especially proud of the fact that they have two women hosting a show on a Saturday and Sunday on prime time BBC One. It is an enviable position to be in. Strictly’s leading ladies may command a high price, but the Beeb view them as great value for money given how popular they are with viewers."
"Which is why execs are so keen to sign them up for another two years and ensure they don’t get poached by a rival broadcaster for their big shows."
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