Claudia Winkleman, known for her role as the host of 'The Traitors', is set to take on a new venture with her own talk show on the BBC. After stepping down from her previous role in 'Strictly Come Dancing', Winkleman has expressed her excitement and nervousness about hosting the show, joking that she may not be very good at it. The show is produced by So Television, a part of ITV Studios, and aims to bring in major celebrity guests from various entertainment sectors.

The first episode is scheduled to air on March 13 and will feature Winkleman interviewing high-profile guests in front of a live studio audience. This move marks a significant step in Winkleman's career as she transitions from a competitive dance show host to a more traditional talk show format, which has its own set of challenges and opportunities.

The anticipation surrounding the show's launch reflects Winkleman's popularity and the BBC's continued investment in strong personalities to engage audiences. As Winkleman prepares to welcome big names from the world of showbiz, viewers are eager to see how she will adapt to this new hosting role, and the potential impact her show could have on the talk show landscape in the UK.