ITV Tipping Point viewers left furious by Ben Shephard question before show taken off air on Friday "I've been practicing my adding up and spelling all the way here", she told former host John Richard Whiteley. The sharp-tongued TV presenter is best known for hosting The Weakest Link from 2000 to 2012, where she became known as 'The Queen of Mean' for her vicious comments to contestants.
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23.06.2021 - 12:01 / ok.co.uk
Some interviewees put the fear of God into you before you’ve even answered the phone. Step forward presenter and journalist Anne Robinson.
That’s because the 76-year-old TV legend’s standing as the Queen of Mean precedes her, thanks to her icy persona and cutting remarks on The Weakest Link, which she presented between 2000 and 2012. But OK! are pleased to report that any preconceptions soon vanish.
“Hi, it’s Annie Robinson,” she says, before apologising for being a few minutes late. And while
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28.06.2021 / 14:25
Romesh Ranganathan to replace Anne Robinson as The Weakest Link reboot host
Romesh Ranganathan has been confirmed as the new presenter of The Weakest Link – taking over from Anne Robinson in a new reboot.The 43-year-old presenter and comedian will steer the quiz series after years off-screen, with the show returning later this year.The decision to book Romesh hints at a change in tone for the programme, with the series likely to take a more funny approach, after Robinson became famed for her cutting remarks while she was in charge.