This Morning 's Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby will have two stand-ins as they enjoy the Bank Holiday Monday off.
Dermot O'Leary usually hosts with Alison Hammond but he has also been given the day off tomorrow.
Instead, Alison will be hosting alongside a new anchor while the other presenters spend time with their families.
Presenter Craig Doyle took to his Instagram to share the exciting news that he will be joining the hilarious Alison.
"So excited about hosting This Morning tomorrow I have arrived 14 hours early for work!" he said.
"Join @alisonhammond55 and I from 10 am @thismorning @itv."
In the picture posted on Sunday night, Craig stood outside the Television Centre in London.
He had his suitcase by his side and his backpack on as he beamed for the camera.
Craig, 51, is a TV and radio presenter in Ireland and is seen on This Morning from time to time.
Tomorrow, he will be hosting on the couch with Alison for the first time ever.
He is known in Ireland as the host of RTÉ One chat show Tonight with Craig Doyle and RTÉ Two's Craig Doyle Live.
The presenter has also worked for the BBC and ITV and even BT Sport.
Some might recognise him from when he used to host the children's programme Diggit on GMTV from 1998 to 2002 with Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates.
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It comes after the main host, Holly, opened up about the difficulties of presenting the show and how she felt when she joined.
She recalled how she "wasn't up to" hosting This Morning at the start of her career after critics doubted her ability to handle political segments.
The presenter joined the ITV show in 2009 and said her confidence was knocked after a "dreadful" interview with then-Prime Minister Gordon Brown shortly after she had joined.
"I was dreadful. The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn't do that job. I wanted to prove myself," she said.
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