Gogglebox stars have revealed when fans can expect to the show to return to Channel 4. It comes just days after the latest series of Celebrity Gogglebox came to an end last week.
The hugely popular celebrity spin-off saw stars including TV personality Rylan Clark and his mum Linda and BBC Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills and Eurovision's Sam Ryder take to their sofas to give their verdicts on the best and worst of British television. Meanwhile, notable newcomers included The Chase's Paul 'The Sinnerman' Sinha and Blue band member Duncan James, who replaced Denise Van Outen's ex Eddie Boxshall.
As fans of the award-winning reality show will know, each year there are two seasons of Gogglebox, as well as one featuring a range of celebrities. Unfortunately, it seems viewers have a long wait ahead, as the main cast takes a break for the summer.
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Taking to Instagram, Welsh couple Dave and Shirley Griffiths shared an update with fans. Posting a photo of themselves relaxing on holiday, they wrote: "Happy holidays, see you all in September #Gogglebox"
Since it started back in 2013, Gogglebox has aired seasons starting in February and September, with one of last year's instalments starting on September 17, 2021. So while Channel 4 has yet to confirm an exact start date for season 20, it is likely to follow the same pattern, falling within the first three weeks of the month.
Dave and Shirley appear to be back on board, but it hasn't been confirmed which other cast members will return. However, viewers can expect to see the likes of brother and sister duo Pete and Sophie, sisters Ellie and Izzi Warner and best friends Jenny and Lee back on their sofas each Friday night.
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