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Kym Marsh cancels hosting The One Show after fearing she has coronavirus – Exclusive

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Kym Marsh was due to host BBC's The One show alongside Alex Jones on Friday night, standing in for regular host Matt Baker. However, the 43 year old former Coronation Street star has revealed she will no longer be hosting as she is self isolating at home amid coronavirus fears.

Kym exclusively told OK! : ”I’ve had to cancel some work. I was supposed to co-host The One Show, but it would have been very irresponsible of me to travel there even if I had been feeling well enough.” Kym had exclusively revealed her exciting hosting news in her OK!

magazine column, telling readers: "I'm co-hosting The One Show with Alex Jones on 20 March. "I've always enjoyed doing live TV — let's hope I don't make a mistake," she continued to joke.

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