Jeremy Kyle is replacing Piers Morgan on Uncensored for the next five weeks

Jeremy Kyle will represent Piers Morgan on Morgan’s TalkTV show Uncensored for the rest of the summer.

The host will take over from Morgan on the show for a five-week period beginning in early August and ending September 5, while Morgan takes time off to film his true crime documentary. Serial Killer starring Piers Morgan.

Kyle has an almost constant presence on TalkTV – his talk radio show is simulcast on Talk TV and he hosts an opinion show The conversation with Sharon Osbourne.

He joined the network after his ITV series The Jeremy Kyle Show was canceled following the suicide of 2019 contestant Steve Dymond.

“I can’t think of a better transmitter to keep my seat warm. Well I can but they weren’t available. I’m sure he’ll do his best,” Morgan joked.

Morgan’s show, on which he railed against “awakening” and has interviewed figures as diverse as Donald Trump and President Zelensky, has seen ratings plummet by as much as 80 percent since it launched in April.

Earlier this week, journalist Kate McCann passed out on TalkTV while hosting a debate between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak.

The showdown between the two Tory leadership contenders ended dramatically when she fainted off camera while Truss spoke.

Footage of the foreign minister’s horrified look and a loud crash were the signal that something had gone wrong in Tuesday’s debate.

McCann, who was back on the air Wednesday night, said she was “a little embarrassed, a little hurt, but glad to be back and doing fine”.