After 14 years of hosting his own programme, Jeremy Kyle is well-known across the entirety of the United Kingdom. He will no longer host the daily “Drive Time” show on TalkRadio or Talk TV because he has been asked to host a new show called “Prime Time” on those networks.
The Jeremy Kyle Show was a discussion show that Jeremy Kyle hosted for ITV from 2005 to 2019 that focused on tabloids and celebrity news. The British broadcaster has hosted his own talk show in the United States since 2011, during which time it ran for a total of two seasons.
Between the years 1986 and 1995, he held positions as a recruiter for Marks & Spencer, a radio ad salesperson, and a life insurance salesman. His first employment was with Marks & Spencer.
Jeremy Kyle’s Drivetime Show on Talk TV Is Being Cancelled, and the English Broadcaster Is Getting Ready to Join PrimeTime
It has been announced that Jeremy Kyle will be leaving Talk TV Drivetime in favour of a new primetime show on TalkTV. He is currently hosting a brand-new talk programme on a completely different radio station after his comeback.
According to Radio Today, the programme will be shown on TalkTV during the prime time slot, which is slated to run from seven o’clock in the evening until ten o’clock at night. It will screen alongside shows such as Tom Newton Dunn’s Uncensored and Piers Morgan’s The Talk.
Until then, Jeremy will continue to host Drive Time, which is carried on both TalkTV and TalkRadio at the same time, and he will also make an appearance on The Talk at nine o’clock at night. He has stated that he has had a wonderful time getting back to his roots in radio over the course of the past seven months.
According to News UK, it is planning to make other remarks in the coming weeks as it continues to seek new talent to work on its nightly prime-time programming schedule. This will take place while it is also continuing to search for other positions.
Where Can I Find Jeremy Kyle at This Time? Which Show Does He Currently Appear On?
In his role as host of the Drivetime show on talkRADIO, Jeremy Kyle can be heard on the airwaves. At the moment, he may be found living in the United Kingdom.
Before starting work at the radio station, Kyle had an exclusive discussion with The Sun in which he praised the “positivity” and the support he experienced following his time away from the public eye.
After becoming a grandfather in 2018 and expecting a son with his fiancée Vicky Burton in 2020, the man who is already the father of five already has his hands full with the responsibilities of his household.
Claire Powell is in charge of managing The Can Group on Jeremy’s behalf. The Can Group is a celebrity management company that represents a number of well-known people, such as Peter Andre, Christine McGuinness, and Amy Childs.
Vanessa Felts is now permanently hosting the show in place of Jeremy Kyle. Starting on September 5th, Vanessa Feltz will take over for Jeremy Kyle as the anchor of the three-hour drivetime show on TalkTV, which will air on the new network. In the meanwhile, Kyle has been tapped to serve as the host of a brand-new primetime programme that will make its debut on TalkTV in the fall.
Feltz, who is 60 years old, has announced that she will be joining TalkTV. She just left the BBC after working for almost 20 years on the organization’s radio stations. According to The Guardian, she took over hosting duties for the early morning show on Radio 2 in January of 2011.
When the journalist announced in July that she will stop hosting her shows on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio London, she joined the ranks of other well-known broadcasters who had previously left the broadcaster.
According to figures that were just made public by the BBC, Feltz had an annual income of between £400,000 and £404,999, putting her in the top 10 of the list of highest-paid on-air talent. She was one of just three women in this group of seven people.
The Latest on Jeremy Kyle’s Income and Net Worth in 2022
The current estimation of Jeremy Kyle’s wealth has it around $5 million. ITV reportedly paid the host of the chat show situated in the United Kingdom more than one million pounds in remuneration, as reported by the Daily Mail.
It also transpired that Kyle was successful in acquiring this money despite the fact that Steve Dymond’s passing resulted in the cancellation of his show. It’s possible that his self-titled show was cancelled for this reason as well, due to the negative effects that could have been caused by the death.
In addition to this, it was disclosed that the British journalist would host TalkRadio Drivetime beginning on Monday, September 1, 2021, and continuing through Thursday, September 4, 2021. The first episode of the programme aired on September 13th.
Jeremy disclosed his objective to return to television in April 2022 to host a talk show during the prime time slot on TalkTV. According to his Wikipedia article, his anxiety problem was discovered when “The Jeremy Kyle Show” was abruptly cancelled, and he has since sought treatment for it.
A career in the radio industry
Between the years 1986 and 1995, Kyle held positions as a radio advertising salesman, a recruitment consultant, and a life insurance salesman. After that, he decided to pursue a career in radio, and in 1996, he was signed by Kent’s Invicta FM after having previously worked at Orchard FM in Taunton, which is located in Somerset, and Leicester Sound, which is located in Leicester. In 1997, he started working at BRMB in Birmingham, where he was in charge of presenting the shows Late & Live and Jezza’s Jukebox.
In the year 2000, Kyle made the switch to the Century FM network, and he brought this format with him. The programme was known as “Jezza’s Confessions,” and it was hosted by Jezza. It went out over the air from nine o’clock at night till one in the morning. In 2001, he was honoured with a Sony Award for his work on the show Late & Live. Jezza’s Virgin Confessions, which he hosted on Virgin Radio from 8:00 p.m. till midnight on weekdays beginning on July 1, 2002, was the first show that he ever presented. Midway through the year 2003, he began transmitting the show from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on weekdays. Beginning in January 2004, he changed the times that the show was broadcasted to 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., Sunday through Thursday. In June of 2004, he stepped down from his position at Virgin Radio. Confessions, hosted by Kyle, debuted on London’s Capital FM on September 5, 2004, and lasted until August 2005. The new programme aired every Sunday through Thursday night from 10 p.m. to 1 am and featured live call-ins on a variety of different relationship problems. Capital Confessions was cancelled on December 22nd, 2005 in order to make room for The Jeremy Kyle Show, a programme with a similar format that aired from January 2006 through December of the same year.
Late in 2007, Kyle started a new show called “The Jeremy Kyle Show,” which was broadcast across GCap Media’s One Network. His previous employers, Orchard FM, Invicta FM, and BRMB, were all a part of this network. This show was different from the others he had done in the past because it featured interviews with well-known people. In November of 2007, Kyle also commenced programming of a brand-new programme on Essex FM. On September 21, 2008, Kyle became a host on Talksport’s The Jeremy Kyle Sunday Sports Show, which airs every Sunday during the lunch hour and focuses on various sporting events. Because Talksport broadcasts coverage of the Premier League on Sundays, the host of the show, Kyle, had his programme cancelled, and he eventually departed the radio station.
Career in Television
In 2005, Jeremy Kyle took his show format to ITV, where he hosted a programme with the same name as his previous show: The Jeremy Kyle Show.
In September 2007, a judge in Manchester named Alan Berg[12] referred to the show as “crap” and said that its sole purpose was to “titillate bored members of the public who have nothing better to do.”
The Jeremy Kyle Show was once again called into question by a judge in February 2008 when a man who discovered during the taping of one of the show’s episodes that he was not the biological father of his wife’s kid went on to threaten her with an air rifle. Other productions in which Kyle is involved include the daytime series for ITV called Kyle’s Academy, which had its debut on June 18, 2007, and consists of ten episodes. A group of knowledgeable individuals, including therapists and life coaches, led by Kyle, selects five individuals to work closely with for the duration of a two-week intensive programme designed to guide them toward a happier and more fulfilling life. Additionally, Kyle has been the host of the show “Half Ton Hospital,” which focuses on the epidemic of morbid obesity in the United States.
The first episode of Military Driving School, which Kyle began presenting on April 19, 2011, followed a group of new recruits as they went through training to become front-line military drivers at the Defense School of Transport at Leconfield, which is located in East Yorkshire. During the year 2011, he served as the host of the game show High Stakes on ITV.
The Kyle Files is a primetime show that airs on ITV, and Kyle has presented two series of show in 2015 and 2019.
In 2015, he starred in a daytime series called Jeremy Kyle’s Emergency Room, which consisted of ten episodes. In March of 2016, the sitcom debuted its second season on television.
Good Morning Britain on ITV was presented by Kyle relief beginning in March 2016 and continuing through August 2018 respectively.
After a guest committed suicide shortly after appearing on an edition of The Jeremy Kyle Show in May 2019, the recording and transmission of the show were put on hold until further notice. A review of the episode took place prior to any resumption of the program’s transmission, and on the 15th of May, 2019, ITV declared that production on the series had ended with immediate effect. Since then, it has come to light that other guests on this and another programme hosted by Kyle on Channel 5, Britain’s Worst Husband, have killed their own lives as a direct result of their participation in either of these two shows.
Three months after the cancellation of his previous show, Kyle started working on establishing a new show for ITV. ITV’s director of television Kevin Lygo stated that a pilot episode of the new show was being created with Kyle, but that it would not air in the same schedule as The Jeremy Kyle Show had previously occupied.
It was announced at the beginning of September 2021 that Kyle will be hosting the TalkRadio Drivetime programme on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The first episode of the show aired on September 13. He made the announcement that he would be returning to television in April 2022 to host a primetime show on TalkTV.
