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Jennifer Winget replaced as Nach Baliye 9 host?

Fans have been waiting to see Jennifer Winget back on the small screen ever since her show Bepannaah went off air a couple of months ago.

Recently, several media outlets reported that the gorgeous actress was finalized to host the upcoming season of the popular celebrity dance reality show, Nach Baliye 9.


However, if latest reports are to be believed, she will not be seen hosting Nach Baliye 9. The actress has been replaced because the channel was not too keen on having a daily soap actress as the host of the latest season.

We hear that now either Sunil Grover or Maniesh Paul will be hosting the show. The channel is yet to decide between Grover and Paul. Both are popular entertainers and connect well with the audience.

Produced by Salman Khan, Nach Baliye 9 is scheduled to go on air from July. The potential pairs for the upcoming season include Drashti Dhami-Neeraj Khemka, Anita Hassanandani-Rohit Reddy and Hina Khan-Rocky Jaiswal.

The final list is yet to be revealed.

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