Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley pleads I'm A Celeb viewers to make him do Trials

Daytime TV has a string of fan-favourites including Good Morning Britain stars like Richard Madeley, 65, and Susanna Reid, 50, and This Morning staples such as Eamonn Holmes, 61. All have shared some of the most iconic pictures over the years, and have changed their looks and hair quite dramatically throughout their TV careers.

I'm A Celeb fans are confused after Richard Madeley returned to the show on Friday to discuss his early exit from the ITV competition with hosts Ant and Dec. It was announced on Thursday that the Good Morning Britain presenter, 65, had been forced to pull out of the show after he was taken to hospital in the morning.

Richard Madeley returned to I’m A Celebrity on Friday's pre-recorded show to discuss his early exit from the ITV competition with hosts Ant and Dec. It was announced on Thursday that the Good Morning Britain presenter, 65, had been forced to pull out of the show after he was taken to hospital in the morning.

revealed he had received blood tests in hospital. Read more Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse's replacement is confirmed And his Good Morning Britain colleague Ben Shephard confirmed Richard may be "too ill" to return to work for some time.

I’m A Celebrity star Richard Madeley was spotted for the first time on Friday after his early exit from the ITV show. It was announced on Thursday that the Good Morning Britain presenter, 65, had been forced to pull out of the show after he was taken to hospital in the morning.

Ant and Dec shocked I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! fans after tweeting an unfortunately timed joke at the expense of Richard Madeley after he had to leave the castle.

We're not even a week into I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and there has already been plenty of drama – including Richard Madeley’s early exit from the ITV series.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Richard Madeley has unfortunately been forced to pull out of the show after he was taken to hospital Thursday morning.The Good Morning Britain presenter fell ill while staying on-set in Gwrych Castle at the ITV show’s Welsh location. While the TV personality insisted he’s “fine”, due to his stay in a hospital with other people he has had to bow out of the show for the “safety” of his other celebrity campmates.

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley has been rushed to hospital after falling unwell at the I'm A Celebrity castle in Wales. Richard, 65, was reportedly attended to by medics at the establishment, before being rushed to a nearby hospital on Thursday 25 November.

Good Morning Britain presenter Sean Fletcher has revealed he will be voting for his co-star Richard Madeley to do the horrific I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! castle trials.

Frankie Bridge. READ MORE: ITV I'm A Celebrity fans have dark theory about Danny Miller Susanna teased him over the trial saying: "Richard Madeley, unfortunately, failed in the first task and had to spend the night in the losers’ camp.

Richard Madeley is heading into the I’m A Celebrity castle feeling fearless, admitting he’s actually looking forward to doing the Bushtucker Trials. In fact, he’s gone so far as to say that he “quite likes” snakes as they feel like a “massage”.The TV presenter, who has replaced Piers Morgan as co-host of Good Morning Britain, is joining the star-studded line up for this year’s series of the hit ITV contest held in the Gwrych castle in North Wales.

Richard Madeley is set to miss his wedding anniversary to Judy Finnigan for the first time when he enters I'm A Celebrity.Talking in a new interview, the Good Morning Britain presenter, 65, revealed that the opening show on Sunday 21 November is his 35th wedding anniversary to Judy, 73.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with 2,400 OfCom complaints after discussion about coronavirus between Dr Hilary Jones and Richard Madeley sparked fury.

Richard Madeley shared an I’m a Celebrity. .

Good Morning Britain has been hit with more than 1,000 complaints about one episode.