Morning Live presenter Helen Skelton has been busy working on another exciting BBC show.
BBC viewers are in for a treat as a new series of Helen Skelton’s Lost and Found in the Lakes is on the way.
The Morning Live presenter, who is currently away from the programme while its on summer break, shared a snippet on her social media for fans.
One clip on Instagram shows the BBC star infront of a lake as she panned the camera around to show the landscape.
Another image featured Helen in the water with a member of the crew as one video saw a diver putting goggles on ready to scour the lakebed.
The BBC star gave fans a sneak-peek of the cast and crew filming the third series of the programme, which was first released back in 2024.
She captioned the post by detailing the ‘great views’ and ‘good company’ throughout the production.
Helen also shared that people are able to get in touch with the programme themselves if they’ve lost anything and are looking to reunite with their treasured possessions.
It wasn’t long before people commented on the post, with many excited that another instalment is on the way.
One person shared: “Love this programme & the whole team.”
Another added: “It was nice seeing you in that exact spot a couple of weeks ago & thankyou to you & your wonderful team.@lostandfoundlakes.”
Someone else commented: “Beautiful Helen Skelton in beautiful locations enjoying beautiful surroundings of the lakes.” While a fourth wrote: “So glad you’re doing another series Helen. Love this program. And you present it brilliantly.”
While there’s no official return date, the past two seaons have been released in January, which indicates the third series could be released in early 2027.
In the past, Alex McLeod, BBC Daytime Commissioning Editor said: “The first series of Lost and Found in the Lakes was a big hit with viewers, thanks to its irresistible mix of drama, emotion, and beautiful scenery.
“We’re thrilled to be bringing it back for a second series and can’t wait to see what finds the team will discover next.”
Lost and Found in the Lakes is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
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