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Alan Titchmarsh flooded with support as he makes career move away from TV
Alan Titchmarsh has shared a career announcement with his Instagram followers
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Alan Titchmarsh has landed a new role away from his ITV show Love Your Weekend.
The TV star took to his Instagram account to share the news with his followers, and he was inundated with messages of support.
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Alongside a picture of him and Dame Mary Berry, Alan wrote: "Honoured to be taking over from Dame Mary Berry as President of the National Garden Scheme.
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"A hard act to follow - I’ll do my best for this exceptional organisation, which provides unparalleled support to nursing charities through open gardens throughout the land."
Alan's followers rushed to the comment section to congratulate the former Ground Force star.
One wrote: "Congratulations Alan xxx."
Article continues belowREAD MORE:BBC Breakfast star sparks concern as Jon Kay is forced to step inREAD MORE:Britain's Got Talent star family confirm huge Coronation Street casting news in dramatic storylineAnother said: "Many congratulations, Alan. The Presidency couldn’t be in better hands. Love the NGS, so many beautiful gardens, whatever size. Bravo."
A third added, "The perfect succession. The humble amateur gardeners' organisation of choice! So happy for you and us!"
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"Wonderful news Alan… and what a lovely photo of you two lovely legends xxx," someone else penned.
A fifth fan went on: "Congratulations, Alan! You’re going to be great!! We love the NGS."
During Alan's latest episode of Love Your Weekend, the TV presenter got emotional as he spoke about his parents.
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The ITV presenter was chatting with Elaine Paige when he made the admission. Elaine recounted how she landed the role of Grizabella in Cats after Judi Dench had to withdraw from her debut performance due to an Achilles tendon injury.
Despite having only one song to perform, Elaine told Alan that it "meant so much to her". "I never tired of singing that song because it is so emotional both lyrically and in terms of the tune," she told the host.
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"I still can't watch it without welling up. I was lucky enough, as you very sweetly coached me in the All-Star Musicals," Alan confessed.
"Of course, I remember," Elaine replied as Alan continued: "But you said to me because I had to sing a song I had never sung before and that my dad had sung to my mum."
Elaine interjected: "You told me that, so I knew it was going to be emotional for you."
Article continues belowAlan added: "You told me, 'Park that because it will get in the way of the song'.
"Exactly because it is true," Elaine agreed. "And you did, especially the last note, your heart was in it, Alan. You sang your heart out, and it was noticeable, it was heartbreaking.
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