Judge Rinder says he’ll be even tougher on MPs than Piers Morgan if he hosts GMB

Robert Rinder has claimed he will be even tougher on politicians than Piers Morgan if he lands the Good Morning Britain presenting role.

The 42-year-old star is reportedly in the running to replace Piers after he decided to quit the ITV show earlier this month.

GMB bosses are keen to keep the ratings up following Piers’ exit and seeing as Robert is good pals with Susanna Reid, he could be the perfect fit.

When asked what the chances are of him becoming a Good Morning Britain presenter, Robert didn’t exactly shy away from the question.

“I think that Piers has been on that show for a few years, I think the politicians and people that whinge about the world that come on that programme to be cross-examined will consider Piers Morgan to be a birthday present,” he told The Sun.



Judge Robert Rinder hinted he will be tougher on politicians than Piers Morgan if he hosts Good Morning Britain
Judge Robert Rinder hinted he will be tougher on politicians than Piers Morgan if he hosts Good Morning Britain

“If I was on it, that’s all I’m saying, no other comment,” he added.

Lawyer and TV star Robert is best-known for his daytime reality courtroom show Judge Rinder.

It’s been claimed that he could be one of several presenters that GMB producers decide to trial alongside 50-year-old Susanna in the near future.

According to The Sun, an insider said: “The dynamic between the two presenters would be instant because they have been good friends for years — even going on holiday together.



Piers Morgan sensationally quit Good Morning Britain earlier this month
Piers Morgan sensationally quit Good Morning Britain earlier this month

“Though he is often associated with light-entertainment shows, Rob is a no-nonsense lawyer who has the intellectual gravity to tackle any subject.

“And viewers know he will bring a flamboyant element to GMB as well as a sense of fun.”

It comes after it was reported that Good Morning Britain has lost 255,000 viewers since Piers quit the show last week.



Susanna Reid remains on the Good Morning Britain presenting team following Piers' departure
Susanna Reid remains on the Good Morning Britain presenting team following Piers’ departure

Monday this week was the first Monday since Piers quit, and the episode saw 1.3 million people tuning in at its peak, with an average of 895,700 viewers, compared to last week’s episode that attracted 1.9 million viewers.

*Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

Originally from https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/judge-rinder-hints-hell-even-23755220

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