star graced the set with hosts and to discuss his future ventures and cherish the memory of his late co-star, who died earlier this year. Susanna brought up Si’s new role, away from his partner.
She commented:”Look, it must be so hard for you because you and Dave were a couple weren’t you effectively? You’re an item on television. Best, best, best mates and the best of male friendship as well. It is hard I know to move on, but you are striking out on your own now and in fact, you have a new role don’t you? in ITV day time.”
Si confirmed he’s eagerly anticipating his new segment on another network, saying: “Thanks for the invitation, I’m on Good Morning and I’m doing the cooking-“. But when he mistakenly referred to as Good Morning, Susanna was quick to correct him.
Following the blunder, Richard lightheartedly suggested Si could join them on their programme instead. Upon being asked when he will start his gig on This Morning, Si shared that he’s set to appear from January, reports .
Hairy Bikers’ Si King confirms new role after Dave Myers’ death (Image: ITV)
It seems Si is now a mainstay on the show, having cooked on the programme in the past. He’ll now be joining culinary maestros such as John Torode, Phil Vickery, and Clodagh McKenna. Si appeared on This Morning last month to whip up a sumptuous beef curry hotpot for presenters and
In the segment, Si delved into details about the upcoming documentary which is set to show the deeply moving homage of 46,000 motorcyclists for Dave in what was an incredibly emotional ride.
Reflecting on that touching tribute, Si mentioned: “You know moments in your life when you can’t find the words to describe; there are no superlatives to describe what happened that day.”
He continued, expressing the depth of that experience: “It was community, it was love, it was respect, it was fellowship and a massive, massive outpouring of love for my best mate Dave, you know, it was wonderful.”
The Hairy Bikers: You’ll Never Ride Alone will air on December 23 (Image: BBC)
Set to premiere on December 23, the documentary promises an intimate look at significant points in Dave and Si’s 25 years on television.
Elaborating further, Si remarked: “It was a very special show to pull together. Full of nostalgia, laughs and celebration of my best friend and his life.”
‘s Head of Commissioning, Factual Entertainment and Events, Catherine Catton, also commented on the emotional significance of the film, saying: “Dave and Si hold a very special place in the Nation’s heart, and this emotional film pays tribute to an extraordinary friendship.”
Si will become a resident chef on This Morning from January (Image: BBC)
People were quick to comment on Si’s appearance on Good Morning Britian, with many quick to congratulate him on the new role. One person said: “Good Morning Si. Just watched you on GMB. Great interview and Tribute to Dave. I’ve already got your latest book, on the released date… it’s Fantastic. Good luck with your future plans and tv programmes. God bless Si and Merry Christmas.
Another said: “Si King is holding a lot in for Dave. He needs a good cry, God love him.” Soeone else wrote: “Si’s such a lovely man, you can miss someone more as time goes on.”
One person added: “What an outstanding tribute to your best friend… you got me this morning hairy biker’s Si King you done him proud …honestly…magic he made sure he gave hope when he was on TV.”
Good Morning Britain continues weekdays on ITV from 6am.