Who are the guests on The Jonathan Ross Show tonight? ITV line-up and start time
The Jonathan Ross Show returns with quite the line-up this week! 👀📺
- The Jonathan Ross Show is returning for a new series.
- ITV has confirmed the guests for this opening episode.
- But which famous faces will appear on the show tonight?
A beloved late-night talk show is returning for a brand new series tonight. The Jonathan Ross Show is back - for the first time since its main star appeared on Celebrity Traitors.
ITV’s long-running programme is set to kick-off its 2026 run in just a few hours. The line-up of celebs who will be joining Jonathan have been confirmed.
But who can you expect to appear on the show this weekend? Here’s all you need to know:
What time is The Jonathan Ross Show on today?
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Returning for its 2026 series, the ITV talk-show will be a fixture of the weekend schedule over the coming months. The Jonathan Ross Show started back in 2011, following the host’s decision to swap to the broadcaster from the BBC.
Viewers can expect the new episode to start at 9.30pm today (February 7). It will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX.
Who are the guests on The Jonathan Ross Show this week?
It is quite the line-up to start the brand new series of the ITV talk show. From Hollywood favourites to one of the stars of England women’s World Cup win last year.
The full list of guests on The Jonathan Ross Show tonight is as follows:
- Hugh Bonneville - actor
- Riz Ahmed - actor
- Ellie Kildunne MBE - England rugby union player
- Harriet Kemsley - comedian
- Jason Derulo - musical guest
Actor Hugh Bonneville discusses the end of Downton Abbey, in this form at least saying of whether it would return: “Certainly not with our cast. But the castle still stands, so who knows? Maybe there’ll be one set in 2060?”
He adds: “None of us thought it would last beyond the seven episodes that were originally commissioned. Period dramas were dead, we were told. You never know how it’s going to turn out.
“We ended up doing whatever it was, 52 episodes and three films over 15 years.” Of the final film he says: “It was a nice farewell.”
Ellie discusses winning the Rugby World Cup, saying: “I’m telling you now - we never played our best game of rugby in that World Cup and we still won it - we’re going to take over the world, if we haven’t already done it.
“We’re going to take it even further and personally I’m going to keep on pushing to be the best player.”