Welsh presenter Gethin Jones has hinted at an intriguing new career path, just ahead of his return to Morning Live.
The BBC daytime show is set to return on Monday, September 1., marking the occasion with a lighthearted throwback video featuring Gethin and co-host Helen Skelton. The caption read: "LISTEN UP (Unlike Gethin) - Morning Live is back on your screens in just 6 DAYS."
The clip, taken from a previous episode, shows Gethin with his head on the table, seemingly unable to hear Dr Ranj. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter
Now, just one day before his anticipated return, Gethin has shared a charming post that sparked talk of a possible new direction: dog photography. We think he's joking, but you never know!
The sweet picture showed the golden-coloured dog bounding towards the camera on what appeared to be a peaceful day atop the cliffs in Penarth. He captioned it playfully: "Thinking of branching out into dog photography. Had a week with my sister's dog Howie. Loves a photo op. By the sea."
It's not the first favour he's done for his sister this week, on Wednesday he was on the hunt for her screwdrivers after they were left at the New Theatre.
Fans were quick to praise Gethin's skills, with one commenting: "Not bad! .... I can recommend the Canon EOS 4000d." Another added: "I love that walk and those views!"
Gethin followed it up with several more updates, including a repost from Morning Live announcing "1 day to go," alongside the caption: "Excited to be back!"
Another post showed him enjoying a relaxing evening at the luxury Parkgate Hotel spa in Cardiff.
The flurry of updates has delighted fans, especially after Gethin took a step back from social media over the summer. It has been a challenging few weeks for the Cardiff-born presenter, who recently shared the heartbreaking news of his father's passing.
Gethin confirmed that his father, Goronwy Jones, passed away on Monday, August 11, following a period of illness.. In an emotional tribute, he reflected on his dad's enduring love of classical music and the strength he drew from his faith; both of which stayed with him until the very end. The family has since been overwhelmed by kind messages and support from fans and friends.