New reports have emerged
ITV This Morning's Dan Hatfield is being tipped to replace David Dickinson on Dickinson's Real Deal, reports suggest. Well-known TV star, 81-year-old David, is thought to have walked away from his namesake show.
Now it's been suggested that Hatfield has been lined up to replace him, the MirrorOnline reports. According to the MailOnline, Hatfield - who also stars on pawnbrokers show Million Pound Pawn - is set to front the programme when David does call it a day.However, a spokesperson for David told the Mirror said that moment may not be coming soon.
But another showbiz insider said: "It's an open secret on Dickinson's Real Deal that David will be leaving the show after filming the upcoming series. He's absolutely adored fronting the show, it's been a huge success for the channel and viewers still love it 16 years after it launched. David previously fronted BBC's rival antiques show Bargain Hunt from 2000 until 2004, but has been with ITV hosting Dickinson's Real Deal since 2006.
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